OT/J: extreme modularity
Whenever modularity gets tricky, OT/J provides just one more dimension for your architecture. With OT/J there's no excuse for any architectural workarounds.
OT/J: extreme reuse
With OT/J any existing piece of Java code is reusable. Existing components can be adapted to specific needs in full adherence to your projects requirements and without compromising a crisp modular architecture.
The fabric for quality software
OT/J is the fabric from which high quality software can be produced: flexible, durable, elegant.
OTDT: a pimped JDT
The Object Teams Development Tooling (OTDT) supports development with OT/J at the same level of convenience and productivity as the JDT does for Java: the OTDT is an extended and adapted version of the JDT.
OT/Equinox: a pimped Equinox
With OT/Equinox the advantages of Object Teams can be applied in any Plug-in/OSGi setting.
Tooling and runtime
The Object Teams project provides just the right tooling and runtime for applying OT/J in various contexts, enabling superior productivity.
Status & Plan
The project has graduated on June 8, 2011, and has published its release 2.0.0.
New and Noteworthy
- Support null annotationsThe milestone release 2.1M4 includes the support for null annotations that has just been added to the JDT.
Session: How to train the JDT dragon (with Ayushman Jain) will include a section on using OT for adapting the JDT.- Support for Java 7The service release 2.0.1 is the first official release bringing Java 7 support to OT/J.
Session: Bye, bye, NPE included a show case of using OT/J for building a variant without the burdens of patches nor branches.
Watch the video!- Support for Java 7The twin milestones 2.0.1RC1 / 2.1M1 have been published bringing Java 7 support to OT/J.
- OTDT 2.0.0 FinalThe release 2.0.0 has been published on time as part of the Indigo Simultaneous Release.
- Project Has Graduated!The Eclise Object Teams Project has passed its graduation review. By graduating the project left the incubation phase and is no longer required to use version numbers < 1.0
- OTDT 0.7.2Service release 0.7.2 (for Eclipse 3.6.2) is available for download .
- EclipseCon TutorialThe tutorial "Hands-on introduction to Object Teams" has been accepted for EclipseCon 2011.
- Article on Object TeamsThe German Eclipse Magazin has printed an article on Object Teams in its issue 3.10 - Online version.
- Object Teams at GeeCON 2010GeeCON 2010 (May 12-14, Poznan, Poland), will feature a presentation titled "Object Teams: The Next Dimension of Modularity" — Slides
- OTDT 1.4.0 finalGet the final release from objectteams.org
- Object Teams project created