And here it is! The Sirius Web “Behind the scene” third session. I am pleased to give the stage to Florian Barbin, Consultant at Obeo. He gives a short tour of the new incremental layout he developed with William Piers based on Thales needs. We are very grateful to our customers for contributing to Sirius Web! See you next month for another “Behind the scene” !
Welcome to another Sirius Web “Behind the scene”. For this second session, I invited Axel Richard, Consultant at Obeo to present his work on the integration of the Sirius Web Diagramming Component with Cloud IDEs. Thanks to all our customers for helping in financing this development around Sirius Web. See you next month for another “Behind the scene” !
At the end of last year Obeo open sourced a new project at the Eclipse Foundation : Sirius Web . Sirius web is a framework to easily create and deploy modeling studios to the web. Sirius web is evolving a lot and we would like to share with the community these on-going enhancements. I am pleased to introduce a new regular series of videos: “Behind the scene of Sirius Web”. The goal is to show you ...
Atop the Sirius-II Mission’s rocket is the Obeo Cloud Platform (OCP), with two flavors – OCP Modeler and OCP Publication – safely strapped inside. The Obeo Cloud Platform is built as an open-core product relying on the open source Eclipse Sirius project (EPL 2.0 licence) and more precisely on the Sirius Web component. As I explained in my previous post, Sirius Web is a framework from Obeo for buil...
Source code is flowing into the first stage of the Obeo rocket. Our goal is to bring the spirit of Sirius into a new technological space : Sirius Web is the Cloud-based evolution of Sirius, 100% Open Source. The Sirius Web engine combines the open source components EMF-JSON & Sirius Components. These components will be available under the Sirius project : https://eclipse.org/sirius , with the ...
At Nantes Dev Force Station Launch Complex 42A, valves are open and code source is beginning to flow into Obeo’s rocket. The first open source project released by the SIRIUS-II Mission is: EMF-JSON. The EMF-JSON project will soon be part of the Eclipse Sirius project. It provides a JSON-based implementation of EMF resources which can be used as a drop-in replacement for the default XMI-based forma...
On Wednesday, October 21 at 2:00 p.m. CEST, Obeo’s Spacecraft 42 will launch the SIRIUS-II mission from Code Launch Complex 42 (CLC-42) at Nantes Dev Force Station in France. SIRIUS-I mission previously launched Sirius to the Eclipse Foundation with Obeo’s & Thales astronauts on board back in 2013. The first mission was a success with the adoption of Sirius Desktop, based on the Eclipse platfo...