The Eclipse Indigo release introduces numerous projects and tools aimed at enhancing developer productivity and simplifying application development, including the integration of frameworks like Gyrex for Equinox server applications and Eclipse Scout for business applications. Tools such as Jubula facilitate automated GUI testing, while Maven tools provide robust support for managing Java projects within the Eclipse IDE. Additional features include modeling frameworks like Graphiti for diagram editors and EGF for model-based generation frameworks.

1. What's new in Eclipse Indigo release ? Mickael Istria - Eclipse Demo Camp Grenoble – June 28 th 2011 – licence CC BY

2. Indigo is a common release... Of projects ? 62

3. Available in pre-packaged distributions...

4. And as a repository

5. There is not «only» Indigo 203 other other Eclipse.org projects -> http://eclipse.org/projects/listofprojects.php 1148 projects on Eclipse MarketPlace http://marketplace.eclipse.org/

6. 12 new projects

7. Language

8. Object Teams is a model a « role-oriented » languages .

9. OT/J is the implementation of Object Team concepts for Java

10. OT/J has tooling and API to run anywhere.

11. Runtimes & Frameworks

12. « Do you use Equinox on the server? The Gyrex Open Source Project is an Eclipse project for creating an open, dynamic and extensible platform for Equinox based server applications. The goal of Gyrex is providing a set of frameworks and tools around Equinox to allow seamless and pain-free operation of Equinox servers. »

13. Scout « Eclipse Scout is a mature and open framework for modern, service oriented business applications. It substantially boosts developer productivity and is simple to learn. »

14. Runtime Packaging Project Making consumption of Runtime frameworks available at Eclipse easier in your applications. Among others...

15. Solution

16. Agent Modeling Platform « The AMP project provides extensible frameworks and exemplary tools for representing, editing, generating, executing and visualizing agent-based models (ABMs) and any other domain requiring spatial, behavioral and functional features. » Coup de coeur Mickael «interessant»

17. Modeling stuff

18. « Graphiti is an Eclipse-based graphics framework that enables rapid development of state-of-the-art diagram editors for domain models. Graphiti can use EMF-based domain models very easily but can deal with any Java-based objects on the domain side as well. » Graphiti is a MVC framework to create diagram editor that interacts with an EMF model. It is an alternative to GMF-Runtime.

19. EGF : Eclipse Generation Factories « A major concern in software engineering is to deliver on time with the expected level of quality, while requirements and development environments evolve and are more and more complex. In order to meet those needs, generation is a means which avoids wasting time and efforts. The purpose of EGF is to provide an extensible model-based generation framework and to support complex, customizable and integrated generations. »

20. EMF Facet « The idea is to provide non-intrusive mechanisms to add new features (types, attributes, operations and references) to a metamodel and to customize the existing features by adding extra properties (icons, labels, etc.) » Extend your ecore meta-model from outside of its definition. Transparent extensions to meta-models. Mickael « utile »

21. API

22. JGit is a Java API that implements Git commands in Java

23. It compares to JavaHL or SVNKit for SVN

24. You can embed it in your Java or Android application

25. IDE Tools