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Evolve - a powerful, UML-based alternative to dependency injection

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evolve is a revolutionary new uml-based tool for creating, wiring up and executing components. it currently supports java.

it has just gone into public beta, and we invite you to try it out.

http://intrinsarc.com/evolve/what-is-evolve

have a look at the screenshots at:

http://intrinsarc.com/evolve/screenshots

evolve is a more powerful and principled alternative to dependency injection. at its heart is a far richer component model than other approaches.

evolve features the following:

  • a uml-based graphical editor for components.
  • a powerful component model with full connectors. this avoids the wiring limitations of di.
  • the architecture is always explicit as uml diagrams, which are kept automatically synchronized with the code.
    (no more large xml files, or annotations smattered throughout the code)
  • evolution support is built-in. systems created with evolve have the remarkable feature of being always extensible.
  • open source runtime

evolve comes from the commercialization of cutting-edge academic research into components and highly extensible systems at imperial college, london. try it out, and let us know what you think.

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