Projects tagged ‘code_generators’ and ‘design’

ArgoUML is the leading open source UML modeling tool and includes support for all standard UML 1.4 diagrams. It runs on any Java platform and is available in ten languages. ArgoUML was installed ... [More] half a million times during 2005 and is in use all over the world. [Less]

AndroMDA is a code generation framework that follows the model driven architecture (MDA) paradigm. It takes a UML model from a CASE-tool and generates classes and deployable components (J2EE or other).

PHPTAL is a PHP implementation of ZPT work. To be short, PHPTAL is a XML/XHTML template library for PHP. While most web developpers continue to use ASP/JSP/PHP tags as the core language of their ... [More] templates, the Zope community came with a refreshing idea named TAL. The idea was to move presentation actions inside XHTML attributes instead of using plain tags or elements. [Less]

UML plugin for Eclipse based on the popular ArgoUML open source tool. Supports all standard UML diagram types and includes an innovative design critiquing facility to provide feedback during ... [More] design. Reverse engineering and code generation available in multiple languages included Java, C++, PHP, and others. Also supports model generation for AndroMDA for MDA/MDD style development. [Less]

NClass is a free tool to easily create UML class diagrams with full C# and Java language support.

The primary topic of the Fujaba Tool Suite project is to provide an easy to extend UML, Story Driven Modelling and Graph Transformation platform with the ability to add plug-ins.

MonoUML is a CASE tool based on the Mono Framework, is implemented to allow faster computer-systems design using a friendly application with one main objective: be the most advanced CASE tool for mono developers.

The Helix Environment for Modular Concurrent Programming aims to be the language and development environment of the future. Rooted deeply in Object Orientation and programmed graphically (e.g. ... [More] Aardappel), Helix will change the way programs are written. [Less]