This C++ library collection provides foundational technology to assemble generic algorithms through declarative descriptions, enabling the creation of commercial applications.
As a C++ developer, I'm thrilled to report that Adobe Systems has reopened their opensource.adobe.com website. The site houses a plethora of free software, but the standout offerings are the Eve and Adam libraries. Eve is a dialog auto-layout engine, while Adam is a command parameter modeling engine that handles the complex behaviors of modern-day dialogs.
In addition, there's Adobe Begin - an app that showcases these two impressive technologies (currently only available for Mac). According to the library overview, the implementation of these tools could help reduce up to 40% of major Adobe application bugs.
The fact that these powerful tools are now being offered to the open source community for free is incredible news. As a developer, the thought of having access to such robust software without having to pay a penny is a dream come true. Adobe's commitment to open source is commendable and I'm eager to see how the community will utilize the Eve and Adam libraries to improve their own applications.
In addition, there's Adobe Begin - an app that showcases these two impressive technologies (currently only available for Mac). According to the library overview, the implementation of these tools could help reduce up to 40% of major Adobe application bugs.
The fact that these powerful tools are now being offered to the open source community for free is incredible news. As a developer, the thought of having access to such robust software without having to pay a penny is a dream come true. Adobe's commitment to open source is commendable and I'm eager to see how the community will utilize the Eve and Adam libraries to improve their own applications.
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