Cédric Brun

Build open-source technologies to enable mission critical tools for complex domains.

modeling

Posts tagged with ‘modeling’.

2024

Open Community Experience 2024: Obeo was there!

Highlights from OCX 2024 in Mainz for Eclipse/open‑source and MBSE practitioners, with takeaways on Sirius Web, SysON, and the Cyber Resilience Act's impact.

Advancing Web-Based Modeling Tools with Sirius Web: An Illustration with SysON

Slides & demos: what Sirius Web and SysON enable for SysMLv2 on the web.

How much time do I need to make coffee ?

A short demo of a Sirius Web prototype for Monte Carlo ‘guesstimates’—for modelers and engineers—showing how to build domain tools fast.

2023

SVG icons in Sirius Web

Crisp SVG icons in Papyrus Web editors—useful for UX‑minded modelers evaluating Sirius Web and why vector assets elevate clarity.

(Sirius + Papyrus) × Web: a new Era for Collaborative Engineering tools

Announcing Obeo×CEA collaboration on Sirius Web, Papyrus Web editors, and SysMLv2 SysON—for MBSE leaders seeking open, collaborative web tooling and why it m...

Wondering what kind of impact a company like Obeo has on Research?

Measuring Obeo’s open‑source impact on academia—useful for researchers, partners, and OSS leaders—to show why community stewardship accelerates research today.

Do you know Ecore? Looking for a reference card?

A one‑page Ecore reference card—handy for EMF users and educators—explaining why the core model concepts still matter and how to use them today.

What if you could design, simulate and analyze all at once using Open-Source solutions?

A demo of Sirius Web × Jupyter Notebook—for engineers and data‑minded teams—showing why live design, simulation, and analysis together can transform workflow...

Are your engineering tools built on top of strong and well-maintained technologies?

Why well‑maintained OSS foundations matter for engineering tools—Sirius’ 12 releases in 2022 show reliability for teams betting long‑term, today.

Building Graphical Modeling Tools, Approaches to Reducing Complexity

How to cut complexity when building graphical modelers—for tool builders and engineering leaders—using modular design, DSLs, and fast iteration on the web.

2020

Interview by Strumenta

Language Engineering Talks #06—an interview for language engineering and modeling readers—sharing perspectives on OSS tooling and why it matters.

2017

EcoreTools: user experience revamped thanks to Sirius 5.0

Every year the Eclipse M7 milestone act as a very strong deadline for the projects which are part of the release train: it’s then time for polishing and refi...

2016

Graphical Modeling from 2016 to 2017: Better, Faster, Stronger

At Obeo, we believe that modeling is the right way to help IT and industry engineers collaborate efficiently on the design of their smart products. Our innov...

2014

What makes EclipseCon Europe a good conference ?

EclipseCon Europe 2014 is getting close and it will only get harder to book hotel rooms and flights. It’s probably time to decide whether you come or not. Le...

2013

Eclipse Modeling Package - The Road to Luna

Since the last public survey, my primary focus for the modeling package was:

2011

Eclipse Day Paris 2011

Eclipse Day Paris took place a few weeks ago; every year it is scheduled the week after Eclipse Con Europe. I had the chance to attend the 2011 edition and i...

2010

Eclipse Amalgamation 2.0

I’m waiting for a nightly M6 Modeling package to get downloaded on my laptop. As I’ve got a few hours to wait, I’ll use this chance to give news about the Am...

2009

Having more control ...

Who never asked for more time to focus on things that matter, like, for instance, gigantic barbecues?

Viewpoints-enabled Modeling Tools

This post follows those showing how it’s possible to leverage EMF and JBoss Drools to get an interactive model updated considering business rules, and how yo...

2008 was full of excitement, let's make an even better 2009 !

Times have been busy since Eclipse Summit, mixing the great stuff I’m doing at work, Gaspard (Casper) incredibly fast growing, the Eclipse and Open Source ac...

2008

Back from ESE 2008 : WOW !

I’m now back to France after this great conference. Ed covered the “modeling events” quite well already but I can’t prevent myself from sharing my pleasure a...