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We are happy to announce about our second product
Sculpture Toolkit.
Sculpture Toolkit is a modeling platform that contains a set of generative components and runtime infrastructures for developing .NET model-based solutions.
Let’s start with the first component '
S-MODEL' which enables you to create your own models. With S-Model designer, you can describe your domain model elements such as Domain Types, Domain Classes, Domain Properties, Domain References, and Domain Enumerations. S-Model runtime empowers your models with many out-of-the box functionalities like Meta-Data definitions, Serialization, Validation, Copying, Comparing, and Transaction Management.
Based on your model you can use the second component '
S-DESIGN' to create your own custom graphical designer. Visually configure your designer Shapes, Connectors, and Toolbox, then generate rich, fully customizable, and extensible WPF designer that works natively inside your Visual Studio.
You can also use the third component '
S-PAD' to create your own custom textual language. Write your language tokens, styles, and syntaxes, then generate grammar, parser, and full customizable language editor with different facilities like intellisense, text colorization, and real-time syntax checking.
Finally you can use the fourth component '
S-GENERATE' to create your own custom code generator. This generator has the ability to understand your model instances and generate artifacts. Visually author your generation process scenario which may have more than one template, each with multiple options. S-Generate utilizes and extends Microsoft T4 templates to easily write your templates. S-Generate also provides an API to facilitate Visual Studio core automation like project and project item construction.
With these integrated and unique components you can create full .NET model-based solutions in a very easy and straight forward.
Click here to watch a quick tour video about Sculpture Toolkit.
You can download Sculpture Toolkit from
Visual Studio Gallery.
Waiting your feedback!