TextUML Toolkit

We just released a new version of Cloudfier which sports a long requested feature (in experimental status): reverse engineering a relational database schema as a Cloudfier application. It relies on offline database schema snapshots produced by the ... [More] SchemaCrawler tool. Steps Create a new folder (call it, say, ‘import-test’) Select the folder you just created, right […] [Less]

Cloudfier is an approach for building business applications, and since role-based access control (RBAC) is such an important thing for any business application, Cloudfier is bound to provide support for modeling what users can do to application ... [More] objects. Here is our plan. [There are several proposals by third-parties on how to do security with UML […] [Less]

Back in March I attended my first EclipseCon. It was great finally meeting so many people from the Eclipse community I only talked to before via email/newsgroups/bugzilla/twitter/LinkedIn. Also, nice to see again some of the Genologics folks living in the Bay Area, and some of the OTI/IBM Ottawa peeps I worked with when I was […]

Back in March I attended my first EclipseCon. It was great finally meeting so many people from the Eclipse community I only talked to before via email/newsgroups/bugzilla/twitter/LinkedIn. Also, nice to see again some of the Genologics folks living in the Bay Area, and some of the OTI/IBM Ottawa peeps I worked with when I was […]

This is the last installment to a series started about two weeks ago. If you remember, I set off to build a code generator that could produce 100% of the code for a business application targeting the MEAN (for Mongo, Express, Node.js and Angular) stack. I am writing this a day after the presentation took […]

This is the last installment to a series started about two weeks ago. If you remember, I set off to build a code generator that could produce 100% of the code for a business application targeting the MEAN (for Mongo, Express, Node.js and Angular) stack. I am writing this a day after the presentation took […]

This is another installment to a short series started about 10 days ago. If you remember, I am building a code generator that can produce 100% of the code for a business application targeting the MEAN (for Mongo, Express, Node.js and Angular) stack. What happened since the last update Since the previous post, a lot […]

This is another installment to a short series started about 10 days ago. If you remember, I am building a code generator that can produce 100% of the code for a business application targeting the MEAN (for Mongo, Express, Node.js and Angular) stack. What happened since the last update Since the previous post, a lot […]

Ever heard of Command Query Separation? It was introduced by Bertrand Meyer and implemented in Eiffel. But I will let Martin Fowler explain: The term ‘command query separation’ was coined by Bertrand Meyer in his book “Object Oriented Software Construction” – a book that is one of the most influential OO books during the early […]

Ever heard of Command Query Separation? It was introduced by Bertrand Meyer and implemented in Eiffel. But I will let Martin Fowler explain: The term ‘command query separation’ was coined by Bertrand Meyer in his book “Object Oriented Software Construction” – a book that is one of the most influential OO books during the early […]