When | What |
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1983 | The ONCOCIN and ATTENDING systems use "critiquing" as a new approach to computer support of complex decision-making processes. |
1993 June | Jason Robbins works on graphical programming environment based on Smalltalk called the Object Block Programming Environment (OBPE) at Rockwell International. |
1994 January? | Gerhard Fischer visits UC Irvine where Jason Robbins is a grad student and gives a talk about design environments. |
1994 March? | Jason Robbins and Peyman Oreizy build the "Software Experimenter" as a class project in Self. |
1994 July | Jason Robbins uses OBPE to build an early design environment for the C2 architecture style. This is the first iteration of the design. |
1995 April | Jason Robbins demos Argo at the ICSE-17 conference. |
1995 July | Jason Robbins uses OBPE to build ArgoOMT, this version has an abstract critiquing engine, named "stargo". This is the second iteration of the design. |
1995 September | Jason Robbins leads a team of undergraduate students to build a new graph editing framework that will eventually evolve into GEF. |
1995 October | UML 0.8 released. |
1995 December | Jason Robbins builds Java version of Argo for C2, this version has an abstract critiquing engine, named "jargo". This is the third iteration of the design. |
1996 June | First reference to the name Argo name in the paper: "Extending Design Environments to Software Architecture Design" by Jason E. Robbins, David M. Hilbert, and David F. Redmiles. Published in Knowledge-Based Software Engineering 1996. |
1996 June | UML 0.9 released. |
1996 July | GEF 0.1 finished. |
1996 July | "jargo" released. |
1996 October | UML 0.9.1 released. |
1997 January | UML 1.0 Submitted to OMG. |
1997 January | GEF 0.3 released, web site and mailing list set up. |
1997 November | UML 1.1 adopted by OMG. |
1998 April | The first preliminary versions of Argo/UML were distributed from the university web site (www.ics.uci.edu). This is the fourth iteration of the design. |
1998 | ArgoUML matured into a usable CASE tool with special features to help designers with the cognitve challenges of object-oriented design. |
1999 February | ArgoUML was made into an Open Source project. |
?? | Jim Holt writes the XMI parser for ArgoUML |
?? | Tigris was founded |
?? | Curt Arnold created the new property panels |
?? | Deployment, component, object and sequence diagrams were implemented. |
1999 |
Shafqat Ullah
made two bachelors thesis based on ArgoUML:
|
?? |
Five more bachelors and masters thesis were directly connected to
ArgoUML.
Who are they? Can we list the names and abstracts? |
1999 April | ArgoUML 0.7.0 was released. |
2000 January | ArgoUML moves to Tigris. |
2000 January | Toby Baier introduced NSUML as a substitute for ArgoUMLs own metamodel. This work was part of his master thesis. |
2000 March | Frank Finger and Toby Baier integrate the OCL lib into ArgoUML on the OCL Workshop in Canterbury. |
2000 March | UML 1.3 is released |
2000 June | XMI 1.0 is released |
2000 September | Thorsten Sturm changed the package structure introducing the org.argouml.* |
2000 October | ArgoUML 0.8.1a was released. |
2000 November | Gentleware was founded. |
2000 November | Ralf Wiebtcke integrates the OCL "Wizard" |
2001 April | Jason Robbins hands over project leadership to Toby Baier. |
2001 June | Poseidon for UML was released by Gentleware. |
2001 November | Name was changed from Argo/UML to ArgoUML. |
2002 May |
ArgoUML 0.10 was released.
This (the 0.9.9 release) marks the beginning of the odd/even release schedule with 0.even releases as stable releases and 0.odd releases as developer releases. |
2002 June | Toby Baier leaves project leader role to Linus Tolke. |
2002 September | UML 1.5 was released. |
2002 October | ArgoUML 0.12 was released. |
2002 December | ArgoUML is featured in the book "Java Software Engineering unter Linux" (german) by Oliver Böhm (SuSE Press) |
2003 August | ArgoUML 0.14 was released. |
2004 September | ArgoUML 0.16.1 was released. |
2005 April 13th | UML 1.4.2 was approved as an ISO standard (ISO/IEC 19501:2005.) |
2005 April | ArgoUML 0.18.1 was released. |
2006 February | ArgoUML 0.20 was released. |
2006 Summer |
ArgoUML had four student projects sponsored by Google in
the Google Summer of Code 2006.
The students were:
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2006 August | ArgoUML 0.22 was released. |
2006 September | The repository was converted from CVS to Subversion. At this point the project is split over 33 Tigris projects. |
2007 February | ArgoUML 0.24 was released. |
2007 Summer |
ArgoUML had 6 student projects sponsored by Google in
the Google Summer of Code 2007.
The students were:
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2008 Summer |
ArgoUML had 5 student projects sponsored by Google in
the Google Summer of Code 2008.
The students were:
|
2008 September | ArgoUML 0.26 was released. |
2008 November | ArgoUML 0.26.2 was released. |
2009 March | ArgoUML 0.28 was released. New sequence diagram, draggable edge labels, C# source import, new diagram icons. |
2009 August | ArgoUML 0.28.1 was released. |