Sirius 6

Eclipse Sirius is a framework to easily and quickly create a graphical modeling workbench dedicated to your domain specific language. This year at Obeo , we started working on two aspects: prepare the future of Sirius & provide new features for the upcoming 6.0 release which is part of the Photon release train. Ready for Photon? Sirius 6.0 is there for you! We have added several new features: ...

React Europe 2018

Last week, I was lucky enough to attend React Europe 2018 in Paris, France. Since we are using React at Obeo to build some of our applications, it was the perfect opportunity to learn more from the community and now that this edition of React Europe is in the rear-view mirror, it’s time to look back on some of its key moments. Day One React Europe 2018 kicked off with a keynote from Ken Wheeler on...

Chrome Devtools - Part 5

In this post, we will see how to detect issues with the user experience of your web application with the Performance and Memory tabs in the Chrome Devtools. Chrome contains a complete web application profiler in its Performance and Memory tabs. With the Performance tab, it is possible to record everything happening in your web application. You have the ability to start a new recording with ⌘ + e (...

Modeling tools go up to the cloud

At Obeo , we have done the first steps to bring Sirius to the web. Today we are ready to work with you to bring your own modeling tool up to the cloud. If you are curious about details, this is the longer story… As you know, at Obeo, we have been working on modeling tools for a long time now, and we therefore have a lot of experience developing graphical tools. Obeo is a key player in the Modeling...

Chrome Devtools - Part 4

After our tour of the Chrome Devtools Console, we can now have a look at the Network tab. This tab will display all communication between the current page and any server. The Network tab is composed of two parts, on top you will find an overview of the timeline where all the requests that have been made can be seen. Below this overview, the Network tab shows the details of each request. Finally ab...

CheConf18

A small post to announce that I will be speaking at CheConf18 , a one day conference dedicated to Eclipse Che an extensible cloud development platform. I am really excited to participate to this event! I will co speak with Stevan Le Meur, Che maintainer from RedHat about Building Extensibility and Community for Che. During our session, you’ll get a preview of the work we prototyped at Obeo to brin...

Chrome Devtools - Part 3

After having a look at the debugging of the DOM first and then all the secrets of the Console in the second part, in the third part of this analysis of the Chrome Devtools, we will detail the tooling provided by Chrome to view, edit and debug our code thanks to the Sources tab. The Sources tab is divided into four different areas, on the left, the navigator is available with various drawers like S...