Domain-specific Tools

Domain-specific Tools

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Data-centric, domain-specific applications and tools are required in various domains, e.g. Electrical Engineering: To design complex products, such as processors or devices; Automotive Engineering: To develop cars and controllers; Finance: To describe, simulate and configure products such as insurances or funds, and many more domains. Whether it is an Eclipse-based application (RCP or Eclipse 4), a browser-based solution or JavaFX: Benefit from our technical experience to handle the complexity of your domain-specific project. You are the domain expert, we are the technical experts, together we can build a great tool for your domain!
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https://eclipsesource.com/services/tools/
EclipseSourceTool creators at your service! EclipseSource has well over a decade of experience in designing, developing and enhancing tools for a variety of domains based on all major technology platforms. Whether it is a classic IDE for software engineering, a modeling tool for your domain experts or a domain-specific solution for engineers, if the tool is a web-based, a desktop-based application or a plugin for Eclipse, EclipseSource can support you in implementing the best possible solution for your use case. We provide a complete range of services including conception, evaluation, training, support, and consulting/implementation all with a special focus on framework adoption, creation, and (long-term) maintenance. Our team of experts have a deep understanding of all relevant technologies for supporting your project, including Eclipse Theia, Che, VS Code, Eclipse GSLP, LSP, EMF, EMF.cloud, EMF Forms, JSON Forms, EMF Compare, GMF, CDT, JDT, Papyrus, the Eclipse 3.x/4 platform itself and many more. EclipseSource is a major contributor to a large number of open source projects inside and outside the Eclipse ecosystem. EclipseSource is distributed over multiple locations in Europe and North America and serves a truly global customer base from various domains, ranging from Fortune 100 corporations to individual developers.

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