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Will your new web modeler be open source?

rohail

Hello Joram,

I was watching the video you posted on your blog recently talking about the Activiti Cloud. You mentioned that you have created a new web modeler as part of that, which appeared to be lot better than the modeler we have currently. Will you be making the new web modeler available as part of Activiti open source? We are really looking forward to an improved web-based modeler.

Thanks

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jbarrez

We are discussint this at the moment internally.

So why would it be important for you that this is open source? Would you use it? Would you contribute code to it?

rohail

Absolutely, would use it. Would certainly make the effort to contribute to it. The web based modeler is a great tool and allows modeling of processes without requiring a dependency on eclipse dev environment. This is a huge plus for non-technical users as well as developers who want to integrate the modeler into a web application.

lsmall

We would evaluate it for possible use as well.

b_schnarr

We would also love to see the new modeler as an open source project.