The Sirius Web team consistently works on new iterations. In this blog post, we'll delve into the exciting new features of the  2023.8  release, before taking a closer look at 2023.10 in an upcoming post.   Reference widgets Sirius Web 2023.8 came with a brand-new widget for Form representations: the reference widget that allows the edition of both mono-valued and multi-valued references. The foll...

I am excited to announce our collaboration with CEA-List towards a new era of open-source model-based solutions! We’ve embarked on three joint and complementary initiatives: Papyrus adopting Sirius, developing Web Editors for Papyrus alongside the Sirius Web platform, beginning the implementation of a Web-based version of the forthcoming systems engineering standard SysML v2 through a project with...

Discover the latest version of Eclipse Sirius Web 2023.6.0, freshly released and ready to be explored. Most of the new features concern forms, but you can find all the changes in the changelog .   Filter tree-based representations We’ve added a new feature to filter tree items in the explorer view. It could be useful to retrieve an element in large models. To do this, you just have to use the shor...

I am glad to announce that Eclipse Sirius Web 2023.4.0 is now available. This release primarily adds new features for studio makers. Enhanced Palette Tools for Diagrams We have introduced the Palette concept in the diagram description. A Palette contains all the tools available for a Diagram, Node, or Edge. In previous versions, the tools were defined just under the related object, scattered among...

Right on schedule, Eclipse Sirius Web 2023.3.0 is now available. You can get it from GitHub and build/deploy it yourself. Here are the highlights of this version. You can find more details, including more technical-oriented changes in the complete changelog . Project Templates We have improved the user experience with a redesigned Projects Browser. It now offers support for project templates to cr...

“ Everything should be made as simple as possible, but not simpler ” probably was one of the mantra the Eclipse Modeling Framework team (Ed Merks, Marcelo Paternostro, Dave Steinberg among others…) sticked to when they created the core concepts which would allow the definition of all the others tools. Ecore is a kernel, you define your domain-specific model using these constructs. It boils down to...

I had the pleasure to participate to EclipseCon 2022 last October, near Stuttgart in Germany. It was a great conference and the opportunity to meet with the Eclipse community. I was there with several other members of the Obeo team to share our work on Sirius Web . I had the chance to be part of the program, with Benoît Lelandais from the CEA DAM (Military Applications Division of the French Nucle...