| RE: [mdt-papyrus.dev] Papyrus Demo at EclipseWorld |
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Hi Kenn, Thanks for the feedback
and thanks for the presentation of Papyrus you did. Secondly, I second your
proposal for a good demo for ESE. I will be there the 20th. Cheers… Séb. De :
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la part de Team, Patrick asked that I report back to you on the outcome of last
week’s MDT project demo (of which Papyrus was a part). Unfortunately, the project demos were held during the Eclipse
Foundation Party and my demo was in the last slot, so not many people had a
chance to learn about MDT and Papyrus. This was probably not such a bad thing,
though, because when I did try to show Papyrus, I kept running into
out-of-memory errors (even though I had allocated 512M for the runtime
workbench). So, the bad news is that the demo didn’t go so well. The good news is that feedback on the purpose of Papyrus was very
positive. I told the story about things all came about at the EclipseCon BoF
earlier this year, and everyone that stopped by showed interest in, and
enthusiasm for, what we’re trying to do in Papyrus. To be successful
going forward, I think it’s important that we provide a clear roadmap for
the project and make it more obvious how what we’re doing in Papyrus is
different from what UML2 Tools (and GMF, for that matter) gives you out of the
box. I’d like to thank Patrick and Cedric for their help in preparing
for the demo. Note that I’ll be doing a presentation on what’s new
in MDT at Eclipse Summit Europe (November 19-20), and I hope to feature Papyrus
prominently. So we should do what we can over the next couple of weeks to put
together a compelling demo of what Papyrus has to offer. Cheers,
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