SINVAS-U Community Edition

The Universal Machine Language was devised in order to provide programmers world wide with a standard way of conveying software development information, in the form of graphical representations. Hence, using diagrams and various model types, you can showcase and explain the development cycle of your applications before the actual code is written.

SINVAS-U Community Edition is a software utility that encompasses all the tools you might need in order to quickly create UML diagrams to build a base for your software projects, including support for MDA and MDD architectures and various simulation capabilities. It also contains a wide array of graphical elements to represent the different types of diagrams and objects found in a UML schema.

Hence, in order to start creating a project, you need to add the components that comprise your product and its development cycle, including class, sequence and activity diagrams, as well as a wide array of models and packages to represent functionality in your application. All of this information is relayed through the Design tab, which provides you with a graphic view of the entire project.

In case you do not want to take it from scratch and your program happens to respect a certain type of architecture, you can make use of the already provided templates, which can be used as a starting point for your projects. Among the available options, you can find the 4+1 View, Rational and UMLComponents models.

Moreover, the application also provides you with requirement analysis, which can be conducted on the projects, in order to assess their quality and performance. You can also make use of the MDD-based development opportunities and the integrated simulation capabilities, as well as take advantage of the DSL implementation and the provided testing scenario management options.

In the end, SINVAS-U Community Edition manages to bundle almost everything you might need in order to manage the entire life cycle of your software development projects, complete with testing scenarios, simulations, analysis and a wide array of built in diagrams and objects.