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   <meta name="description" content="eMoflon is developed jointly at the Real-Time Systems Lab, TU Darmstadt (TUDa) and the Database and Information Systems Group, Paderborn University (UPB). Feel free to contact us.
-Current Developers Nils Weidmann (UPB, eMoflon::Neo) Lars Fritsche (TUDa, eMoflon::IBeX) Sebastian Ehmes (TUDa, eMoflon::IBeX) Maximilian Kratz (TUDa, eMoflon::IBeX) Adrian Möller and many other student developers. Former Developers Scientists: Erhan Leblebici, Roland Speith (né Kluge), Gergely Varró, Anthony Anjorin. Student developers: Tobias Niehues, Isabella Nunes Grieser, Marek Daniv, Nicolas Stahl (né Acero), Mario Treiber, Jannik Hinz, Patrick Robrecht, Robin Oppermann, Sascha Zander, Anne-Sophie Ettl, Thomas Kovac, Alexander Schleich, Nico Wombacher, Lars Kliegel, Lukas Neumann, and many more.">
+Current Developers Nils Weidmann (UPB, eMoflon::Neo) Lars Fritsche (TUDa, eMoflon::IBeX) Sebastian Ehmes (TUDa, eMoflon::IBeX) Maximilian Kratz (TUDa, eMoflon::IBeX) Adrian Möller and many other student developers. Former Developers Scientists: Erhan Leblebici, Roland Speith (né Kluge), Gergely Varró, Anthony Anjorin. Student developers: Tobias Niehues, Isabella Nunes Grieser, Marek Daniv, Nicolas Stahl (né Acero), Mario Treiber, Jannik Hinz, Patrick Robrecht, Robin Oppermann, Sascha Zander, Anne-Sophie Ettl, Thomas Kovac, Alexander Schleich, Nico Wombacher, Lars Kliegel, Lukas Neumann, and many more. ">
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 The source code of eMoflon is available at our GitHub organization.
-eMoflon::IBeX eMoflon::IBeX-specific development workspace set-up steps are available in the README.md file of the eMoflon::IBeX repository. We recommend the usage of our pre-built Eclipse application to start your development workspace.">
+eMoflon::IBeX eMoflon::IBeX-specific development workspace set-up steps are available in the README.md file of the eMoflon::IBeX repository. We recommend the usage of our pre-built Eclipse application to start your development workspace.
+eMoflon::Neo eMoflon::Neo-specific development workspace set-up steps are available in the README.md file of the eMoflon::Neo repository. We recommend the usage of our pre-built Eclipse application to start your development workspace.">
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-  <meta name="description" content="eMoflon::IBeX Pre-built Eclipse Application (IBeX) Pre-built Virtual Machine (IBeX VM) Eclipse Update Site (IBeX) eMoflon::Neo Pre-built Eclipse Application (Neo) Pre-built Virtual Machine (Neo VM) Eclipse Update Site (Neo) eMoflon::IBeX There are three ways to download eMoflon::IBeX:
+  <meta name="description" content=" eMoflon::IBeX Pre-built Eclipse Application (IBeX) Pre-built Virtual Machine (IBeX VM) Eclipse Update Site (IBeX) eMoflon::Neo Pre-built Eclipse Application (Neo) Pre-built Virtual Machine (Neo VM) Eclipse Update Site (Neo) eMoflon::IBeX There are three ways to download eMoflon::IBeX:
 The pre-built Eclipse application The pre-built virtual machine The Eclipse update site. We recommend the usage of our pre-built Eclipse application.
 Pre-built Eclipse Application (IBeX) You can download the latest version of our pre-built Eclipse application from the release section of our GitHub repository.">
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   <meta name="description" content=" eMoflon::IBeX To get started with eMoflon::IBeX, you can use our tutorial on GitHub together with the pre-built eMoflon::IBeX Eclipse application.
 If you encounter any issues with the tutorial, feel free to open an issue on GitHub.

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-  <meta name="description" content="Feature Overview eMoflon::IBeX-GT Feature Overview eMoflon::IBeX-TGG Feature Overview Operational Strategies Download Getting Started Development Support eMoflon::IBeX is an open source tool suite to implement incremental model transformations formally based on the notion of graph transformations. Graph transformations are a declarative and rule-based way to define how a graph (our model) changes. Usually, this is done by writing transformation rules that describe preconditions, i.e., patterns that state when a rule should be applied, and postconditions that state how the rule will change our model.">
+  <meta name="description" content=" Feature Overview eMoflon::IBeX-GT Feature Overview eMoflon::IBeX-TGG Feature Overview Operational Strategies Download Getting Started Development Support eMoflon::IBeX is an open source tool suite to implement incremental model transformations formally based on the notion of graph transformations. Graph transformations are a declarative and rule-based way to define how a graph (our model) changes. Usually, this is done by writing transformation rules that describe preconditions, i.e., patterns that state when a rule should be applied, and postconditions that state how the rule will change our model. eMoflon::IBeX then generates code that implements your rules ensuring that they are only applied on appropriate locations. In addition to that, we employ state-of-the-art incremental graph pattern matching techniques to react to model changes promptly and efficiently. Note that our tool is released as an Eclipse plugin and makes use of the Eclipse Modeling Framework (EMF) to design and visualize (meta-)models. Our tool comes with two main components, namely GT and TGG. The former lets you implement generic model transformations in a unidirectional way. The latter enables you to implement different bidirectional model transformations to restore consistency between two models from one sole specification, e.g., synchronisers and translators.">
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 <p><strong>eMoflon::IBeX</strong> is an open source tool suite to implement incremental model transformations formally based on the notion of graph transformations. Graph transformations are a declarative and rule-based way to define how a graph (our model) changes. Usually, this is done by writing transformation rules that describe preconditions, i.e., patterns that state when a rule should be applied, and postconditions that state how the rule will change our model.
 <strong>eMoflon::IBeX</strong> then generates code that implements your rules ensuring that they are only applied on appropriate locations. In addition to that, we employ state-of-the-art incremental graph pattern matching techniques to react to model changes promptly and efficiently. Note that our tool is released as an <a href="https://www.eclipse.org">Eclipse</a> plugin and makes use of the <a href="https://www.eclipse.org/modeling/emf/">Eclipse Modeling Framework (EMF)</a> to design and visualize (meta-)models.

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+  <meta name="description" content=" eNeo supports model management as a layer over Neo4j, a fairly well-known graph database. eNeo uses eMSL (the eMoflon Specification Language), a uniform modeling language for metamodeling and modeling, specifying patterns, graph constraints, rules, and triple graph grammars, all in the same uniform textual syntax with advanced support for modularity and reuse via refinement. eNeo provides an export of models (with all referenced metamodels) to Neo4j, as well as an export of patterns, constraints, rules, and triple rules to Cypher, the query and transformation language used by Neo4j. eNeo also supports an API to automate all these tasks programmatically.">
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