" enables developers to take an application-centric approach to development and work in an IDE that is application-aware while continuing to leverage the flexibility and benefits of AppFuse as the underlying project skeleton," he noted. Matt Raible, founder and lead developer of AppFuse, an open-source project created to help developers quickly create Web applications using popular open-source tools, said in a statement that the Application Factories tool set marks a significant step forward in easing the problem of having to choose from multiple complex frameworks when creating Web applications. Injecting the application both proactively and automatically with different types of information drastically helps companies get new developers up to speed on projects and transfer projects between teams."
"The idea is transferring the developer knowledge and intent and what he is doing into the project itself as he is doing it. I’ve also tweaked the code to remove the random chars in the name for my version but I’ve not checked that in yet as I don’t think the upstream author will accept that change at the moment."How do we enable developers to develop applications and code and include all their knowledge along with the application so other developers will know how it was developed and why it was developed?" Swindell added. I’ve submitted a pull request or you can pull from my fork. Sublime.active_window().open_file(diagram_file.name) If not sublime.version().startswith('3'): I thought I’d have a look at seeing how hard it would be to add what was needed. There was an open issue that seamed to described the first issue problem and a comment from the original author stating that he didn’t have time but would welcome contributions. The second is the random chars it appends to the end of the file name for the images it generates. It was working fine, but it had 2 small niggles, the first was that it called out to Eye of Gnome to actually display the images which was a bit of a pain. I found this project on github that looked perfect. I had a bit of a search round for a suitable plugin that would use plantuml to generate the images on the fly from with in Sublime. Every now and again I install another little plugin to help out.įor my current project we’ve been using plantuml to build sequence diagrams and UML models for the data structures.
I’ve been using Sublime Text as my editor of choice for about a year.
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