We create domain-specific languages and provide matching tools with Xtext and mbeddr.
Model-based software development is only one of our key topics. We develop powerful software with a high degree of usability for enterprise solutions, embedded systems and mobile applications.
Thanks to long years of experience we embrace Agile methodologies as well as encourage others to do the same by passing on our knowledge and enable you to become an Agile and communications expert.
Imagine you have developed a spacecraft that is super-safe, because following the trends, you have applied model-based design and testing. All components modeled by statecharts, tested, implemented by automatically generated code, what can go wrong? Then on the day of launch, the whole thing explodes in a spectacular fireball. The cause? Interactions. The cure? Formal verification. Read more
What does "4 + 1" mean? Well, for example itemis employees have been developing a Java bytecode editor with Xtext. This editor allows the contents of .class files to be made visible and editable. In the first part of this article I explained how the JBC editor is used. In this second part I want to discuss the technical problems that arise when you want to make a binary file editable with an Xtext-based editor. Read more
Hyperloop is Elon Musk’s (CEO of Tesla and SpaceX) concept for the future of mass transportation. It offers a new means of transporting people and goods quickly, safely, efficiently, and with minimised environmental impact. Read more
Tina Toolsmith is one of those typical developers. She loves to code in the office, on the train, during a long flight or even while sitting on her sunny terrace during her vacation. Tina takes great pleasure in using the latest programming languages, frameworks, and IDEs for manufacturing innovative solutions. Essential parts of her toolbox are Xtext and Xtend which she uses to tailor domain-specific languages for a wide variety of usage scenarios. Read more
