Maximilian Koegel co-leads the EclipseSource office and works as a consultant and software engineer for Eclipse technologies. He is an Eclipse expert with a focus in Eclipse Modeling, project lead of the EMFStore and the EMF Client Platform projects at Eclipse and a regular EclipseCon speaker on these topics. Furthermore he is dedicated to teach Eclipse not only to professionals but also to talented university students in an Eclipse lab course.
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To make it simpler for you to follow our blog posts from EclipseSource Munich we will now use a joint blog for all topics related to our work in Munich.
EclipseCon is just around the corner, starting on Monday with the tutorials.
We just released EMFStore 1.4.0. You can find the new release on our download page.
We just released EMFStore 1.2.0Â RC. Apart from a number of smaller improvements and bug fixes, there is one new feature I would like to point out:
Manual development of user interfaces for Business application has several drawbacks.
Recently we released EMFStore 1.0.0 and made it available for download and installation.
Recently we released EMFStore 1.0.0 and made it available for download and installation.
Recently we released EMFStore 1.0.0 and made it available for download and installation.
Recently we released EMFStore 1.0.0 and made it available for download and installation.
Recently we released EMFStore 1.0.0 and made it available for download and installation.
We are very happy to announce release 1.0.0 and the graduation of EMFStore!
EMF is a very powerful framework and with power comes…responsibility. You can achieve great things with a minimum of effort using EMF, but if something goes wrong, you can also spend hours trying to find out why.
EMF is a very powerful framework and with power comes…responsibility. You can achieve great things with a minimum of effort using EMF, but if something goes wrong, you can also spend hours trying to find out why.
EMF is a very powerful framework and with power comes…responsibility. You can achieve great things with a minimum of effort using EMF, but if something goes wrong, you can also spend hours trying to find out why.
In EMF you can generate Java Classes not only for your entity objects, but also classes that support viewing and editing these entities.
The Eclipse Modeling Framework (EMF) is a core technology in the Eclipse Ecosystem and has become even more important with its application as the data model for Eclipse 4.
Recently we implemented an algorithm for a customer product that involved complex data structures for calculating conflicts in concurrent data updates.
Build engineering was and is quite a challenge for many of the projects I worked on.
EMFStore is a model repository based on EMF and the Eclipse RCP application framework.
This is my first blog post under the EclipseSource roof. Thanks for all the greetings and congrats!
My highlights on the EclipseCon today were the EMF GWT presentation by Ed Merks, the p2 talk by Ian Bull and Pascal Rapicault and the keynote on Watson by David Gondek: