Epsilon's debugger comes packed with advanced features like conditional breakpoints and expressions to make debugging more efficient. What's more, you can use it to debug code generation templates, model validation rules etc. executed from Java code in your IDE of choice! eclipse.dev/epsilon/doc/...

Our online playground now also supports live sharing! 🚀 eclipse.dev/epsilon/play...

Screenshot of IntelliJ with a Java and an EOL program that create a Simulink model

Did you know that you can use Epsilon's Simulink driver from standalone Java applications? In this example, we demonstrate creating a Simulink model from scratch using EOL though a Maven-based Java program. eclipse.dev/epsilon/doc/... github.com/eclipse-epsi...

Did you know? Since Capella is built on top of EMF and Sirius, you can seamlessly use Epsilon to validate, query and transform your Capella models - right out of the box! eclipse.dev/epsilon/doc/...

Did you know that you can use Epsilon to read and write Simulink models? This example demonstrates using Epsilon's Simulink driver to create a new model; all from the command line and without any IDE dependencies. github.com/eclipse-epsi... eclipse.dev/epsilon/doc/...

Screenshot of the Epsilon Playground.

Epsilon's online playground now supports customising the color of metamodel types and hiding individual references eclipse.dev/epsilon/play... eclipse.dev/epsilon/doc/...