Project Summary
Activate Java properties using Beeds
Beedraz (née Beedra, née Atlanta) is a framework that allows to activate JavaBean properties. As a result, there is much less boilerplate code, and the semantics of your program become almost completely declarative, while staying compatible with standard Java code. Furthermore, the common semantics code is exploited in peripheral code: we offer, e.g., a SWT control tweaked at doubles, one tweaked at Strings, and so on, with integrated support for validation, undoability, etc. Other peripheral code deals with persistence in XML, persistence in a relational database, …. Beedraz is the second incarnation of work that began in the previous century, and is actively used in real-life projects. Beedraz is being fine-tuned as we speak.
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took an estimated 364 years of effort (COCOMO model)
starting with its first commit in January, 2007
ending with its most recent commit about 2 years ago
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