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Interactive 3D Visualization and Simulation with State Machines

The simulation of behavior models, for instance using YAKINDU Statechart Tools, is an important feature for evolutionary, model-based software development. Imagine that you can see the simulation of the behavior model side-by-side with the behavior of the system ...

by Benjamin Bolte

20 min. reading time
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Automated Traceability Link Derivation and Maintenance

A systems engineering project comprises tens or even hundreds of thousands of development artifacts, be it stakeholder requirements, elements of the system architecture, software units, test cases etc.

by Boris Holzer

3 min. reading time
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Test driven development with YAKINDU Statechart Tools’ SCTUnit

Information: YAKINDU Statechart Tools Is Now itemis CREATE Recently we had a discussion about Test Driven Development. Is it really important or just a buzzword. We agreed quickly: it is not a Buzzword. TDD is a skill. You need to acquire it, you need to practice ...

by Svenja Wendler

7 min. reading time
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YAKINDU Statechart Tools October release – new and noteworthy

Information: YAKINDU Statechart Tools Is Now itemis CREATE We released YAKINDU Statechart Tools Standard and Professional Edition version 3.1.0 today! Apart from several bug fixes we added the following main features:

by Andreas Mülder

7 min. reading time
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How to use state machines for your modeling (Part 5): The State Pattern

After we have discovered the implementation of state machines by means of switch statement and table, let's take a look at an object-oriented implementation variant: the State pattern. We will then compare the three variants.

by Rainer Klute

12 min. reading time
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How to use state machines for your modeling (Part 4): The state machine as a table

In the first parts of our series "How to use state machines for your modeling", we have looked at the basics of state machines and graphical modelling (see part 1 and part 2) and discovered the implementation by means of a switch statement.

by Rainer Klute

12 min. reading time
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How to use state machines for your modeling (Part 3): The big switch statement

Having read part 1 and part 2 of this series, we should now have a better understanding of state machines, basic elements of the graphical modeling language and time-controlled state transitions. In the following sections we examine how model code is created from ...

by Rainer Klute

7 min. reading time
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TypeScript code generation with YAKINDU Statechart Tools

Information: YAKINDU Statechart Tools Is Now itemis CREATE To handle the complexity of modern web applications, model-driven development comes to your rescue. This blog post will show you how to model your web application’s behavior with state machines and ...

by Dennis van der Vlugt

11 min. reading time
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Snapshots and change reports for requirements traceability data

Tracking changes and impact analysis is a common task in the field of requirements traceability. It helps you e.g. to find out which requirements changed in a given period of time, it identifies the particular changes and their impact.

by Boris Holzer

5 min. reading time
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How to integrate YAKINDU Statechart Tools in your IDE step by step

Information: YAKINDU Statechart Tools Is Now itemis CREATE You want to use YAKINDU Statechart Tools, but you do not want to bloat your toolchain by yet another tool? Here’s how we can help.

by Robin Herrmann

8 min. reading time

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