In this video, I show examples of the new simulator extensions in CPN Tools 4. The Hello World example comprises 182 lines of (mostly GUI) code and showcases how an extension can get notifications when changes are made to a model. The Declare example comprises 240 lines of code shows how we can alter the […]
Holy Britney! A network-connected event-dispatch infrastructure I wrote 2 months ago and never tested actually worked the first time I tested it today. […]
Process Mining Week 6: Operational Support and Declare Monitoring […]
This is Eclipse: This is every other application on my computer which doesn’t either: 1) not have an update function, 2) comes from the Mac App store and gets automatic updates by the operating system, or 3) automatically updates without bothering me: Notice how the “Check for updates” is fairly https://westergaard.eu/2012/11/the-sun-goes-down-on-consistent-user-interface-design-for-eclipse/ […]
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This is Eclipse: This is every other application on my computer which doesn’t either: 1) not have an update function, 2) comes from the Mac App store and gets automatic updates by the operating system, or 3) automatically updates without bothering me: Notice how the “Check for updates” is fairly consistently named (except for one […]
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Religion’s Abuse of Computability Theory […]
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