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 <?xml version="1.0"?>
 <articles>
   <category name="eol" title="Epsilon Object Language">
       <article name="eol-syntax-updates" title="EOL syntax updates">
         <description>
         This article summarizes changes in the EOL concrete syntax over time.
         </description>
       </article>
       <article name="extended-properties" title="Extended Properties">
         <description>
         This article demonstrates the extended properties mechanism in EOL (and by inheritance, in all languages in Epsilon).
         </description>
         <publication>novel-features</publication>
       </article>
       <article name="call-java-from-epsilon" title="Call Java from Epsilon">
         <description>
         This article demonstrates how to create Java objects, access their properties and call their methods from Epsilon languages.
         </description>
       </article>
       <article name="lambda-expressions" title="Call Java functional interfaces from Epsilon">
         <description>
         This article demonstrates how to call native methods which take functions as their parameter, using lambdas and streams directly from Epsilon using EOL syntax.
         </description>
       </article>
       <article name="profiling" title="Profiling Epsilon Programs">
         <description>
         This article demonstrates how to profile Epsilon programs using the platform's built-in profiling tools.
         </description>
       </article>
   </category>
   <category name="evl" title="Epsilon Validation Language">
       <article name="evl-gmf-integration" title="EVL-GMF Integration">
         <description>
         This article demonstrates evaluating EVL constraints from within a GMF-based editor.
         </description>
       </article>
 	  <article name="parallel-execution" title="Parallel Execution">
         <description>
         This article explains how to use the parallel module implementations for EOL and rule-based languages like EVL.
         </description>
       </article>
   </category>
   <category name="egl" title="Epsilon Generation Language">
       <article name="code-generation-tutorial-egl" title="Code Generation Tutorial with EGL">
         <description>
         This article demonstrates using EGL templates to generate HTML files from an XML document.
         </description>
       </article>
       <article name="egl-template-operations" title="Using template operations in EGL">
         <description>
         This article demonstrates template operations for writing re-usable code in EGL (the model-to-text language of Epsilon).
         </description>
       </article>
       <article name="egl-server-side" title="EGL as a server-side language">
         <description>
         This article demonstrates using EGL (the model-to-text language of Epsilon) in Tomcat to produce HTML pages from EMF models on the fly.
         </description>
       </article>
       <article name="egx-parameters" title="Co-ordinating EGL templates with EGX">
         <description>
         This article demonstrates how to parameterize EGL templates and execute them multiple times to produce multiple files.
         </description>
       </article>
       <article name="egl-invoke-egl" title="Re-using EGL templates">
         <description>
         This article demonstrates how to invoke other EGL templates and direct their output to calling EGL template.
         </description>
       </article>
   </category>
   <category name="emf" title="Epsilon and EMF models">
     <article name="emfatic" title="Emfatic language reference" content="html">
         <description>
         Emfatic is a language designed to represent EMF Ecore models in a textual form.  This article details the syntax of Emfatic and the mapping between Emfatic declarations and the corresponding Ecore constructs.
         </description>
       </article>
       <article name="reflective-emf-tutorial" title="Reflective EMF tutorial">
         <description>
         This tutorial demonstrates how to create an EMF Ecore metamodel and a sample model that conforms to it reflectively (i.e. without generating any code).
         </description>
       </article>
       <article name="epsilon-emf" title="Epsilon and EMF">
           <description>
           Frequently-asked questions related to querying and modifying EMF-based models with Epsilon.
           </description>
       </article>
       <article name="epackage-registry-view" title="The EMF EPackage Registry View">
         <description>
         This article demonstrates the EPackage Registry view which allows developers to inspect the contents of the registered EMF EPackages.
         </description>
       </article>
       <article name="exeed-reference" title="Exeed annotation reference">
         <description>
         This article lists the annotations you can use on your metamodels to customize the look of the Exeed model editor.
         </description>
       </article>
       <article name="inspect-models-exeed" title="Inspecting EMF models with Exeed">
         <description>
         This article demonstrates how you can use Exeed to inspect the structure of your EMF models.
         </description>
       </article>
       <article name="in-memory-emf-model" title="Working with custom EMF resources">
         <description>
         This article demonstrates how you can work with custom EMF resources in Epsilon.
         </description>
       </article>
       <article name="flexmi" title="Parsing XML documents as EMF models with Flexmi">
         <description>
         This article demonstrates how you can use Flexmi to parse XML documents in a fuzzy manner as instances of Ecore metamodels.
         </description>
       </article>
       <article name="modular-flexmi" title="Modularity Mechanisms in Flexmi" content="html">
         <description>
         This article demonstrates how you can break down Flexmi models over multiple files and use templates to capture complex reusable structures in your models.
         </description>
       </article>
   </category>
   <category name="xml" title="Epsilon and non-EMF models">
     <article name="plain-xml" title="Scripting XML documents using Epsilon">
         <description>
         In this article we demonstrate how you can create, query and modify plain standalone XML documents (i.e. no XSD/DTD needed)  in Epsilon programs using the  PlainXML driver.
         </description>
       </article>
       <article name="simulink" title="Scripting Simulink models using Epsilon">
         <description>
         In this article we demonstrate how you can query and modify Simulink models in Epsilon.
         </description>
       </article>
       <article name="simulink-stateflow" title="Managing Matlab Simulink/Stateflow models from Epsilon">
         <description>
         This tutorial shows you how to manipulate Simulink and Stateflow blocks from within Epsilon.
         </description>
       </article>
       <article name="csv-emc" title="Scripting CSV files using Epsilon">
         <description>
         This article demonstrates how you can query CSV files with Epsilon programs using the CSV driver.
         </description>
       </article>
     <article name="bibtex" title="Scripting BibTeX files using Epsilon">
         <description>
         In this article we demonstrate how you can query a list of references stored in BibTeX files with Epsilon programs using the BibTeX driver.
         </description>
       </article>
   </category>
   <category name="eugenia" title="EuGENia">
     <subcategory title="Fundamentals">
         <article name="eugenia-gmf-tutorial" title="EuGENia GMF Tutorial">
           <description>
           This article provides a guide to using EuGENia for developing GMF editors, as well as its complete list of features and supported annotations.
           </description>
           <publication>eugenia</publication>
         </article>
         <article name="eugenia-polishing" title="Customizing an editor generated with EuGENia">
           <description>
           This article demonstrates EuGENia's polishing transformations, which can be used to customize GMF editors in a systematic and reproducible way.
           </description>
           <publication>eugenia</publication>
         </article>
         <article name="eugenia-patching" title="Applying source code patches to an editor generated with EuGENia">
           <description>
           This article demonstrates EuGENia's patch generation and application functionality, which can be used to customize the Java source code generated by GMF in a systematic and reproducible way.
           </description>
           <publication>eugenia</publication>
         </article>
         <article name="eugenia-ant" title="EuGENia: Automated Invocation with Ant">
           <description>
           This article demonstrates how to run Eugenia from Ant, and some of the additional features offered through the Ant task.
           </description>
           <publication>eugenia</publication>
         </article>
       </subcategory>
       <subcategory title="Tips">
         <article name="eugenia-nodes-with-images" title="EuGENia: Nodes with images instead of shapes">
           <description>
           This article shows how to create nodes in your GMF editor that are represented with images (png, jpg etc.) instead of the standard GMF shapes (rectangle, ellipse etc.)
           </description>
           <publication>eugenia</publication>
         </article>
         <article name="eugenia-nodes-with-runtime-images" title="EuGENia: Nodes with images defined at run-time">
           <description>
           This article addresses the case where the end-user needs to set an image for each node at runtime.
           </description>
           <publication>eugenia</publication>
         </article>
         <article name="eugenia-nodes-with-centred-layout" title="EuGENia: Nodes with a centred layout">
           <description>
           This article shows how to create nodes in your GMF editor whose contents are centred both vertically and horizontally.
           </description>
           <publication>eugenia</publication>
         </article>
         <article name="eugenia-phantom-nodes" title="EuGENia: Phantom nodes in GMF editors">
           <description>
           This article demonstrates how to define GMF phantom nodes in EuGENia.
           </description>
           <publication>eugenia</publication>
         </article>
       </subcategory>
   </category>
   <category name="picto" title="Picto">
       <article name="picto" title="Visualising Models with Picto">
         <description>
         Picto is an Eclipse view for visualising models via model-to-text transformation to SVG/HTML. The article introduces Picto and shows the tool in action.
         </description>
       </article>
   </category>
   <category name="hutn" title="Human-Usable Textual Notation">
       <article name="hutn-basic" title="Using the Human-Usable Textual Notation (HUTN) in Epsilon">
         <description>
         This article demonstrates how to specify models using a textual notation.
         </description>
       </article>
       <article name="hutn-configuration" title="Customising Epsilon HUTN documents with configuration">
         <description>
         This article demonstrates how to customise Epsilon HUTN documents with a configuration model.
         </description>
       </article>
       <article name="hutn-compliance" title="Compliance of Epsilon HUTN to the OMG HUTN Standard">
         <description>
         This article summarises the similarities and differences between the Epsilon HUTN implementation and the OMG HUTN standard.
         </description>
       </article>
   </category>
   <category name="concordance" title="Concordance">
       <article name="concordance-cross-references" title="Using Concordance to manage and reconcile cross-model references">
         <description>
         This article demonstrates how to use Concordance to automatically maintain the integrity of cross-model references.
         </description>
     </article>
   </category>
   <category name="teaching" title="Teaching Material">
       <article name="exercises" title="MDE Exercises" date="Mon, 21 Nov 2011 15:36:44 BST">
         <description>
         This article provides a number of exercises which enable you to test your knowledge on MDE, EMF and Epsilon.
         </description>
     </article>
   </category>
   <!--category name="releases" title="Release Notes">
       <article name="0.9.1-new-and-noteworthy" title="New and Noteworthy in Epsilon v0.9.1" date="Sat, 13 Aug 2011 19:47:44 BST">
         <description>
         Epsilon v0.9.1 included several major improvements to EUnit, Flock and the Epsilon development tools, as well as significant enhancements for EOL, EGL and EuGENia. This article provides a summary of the changes in Epsilon v0.9.1.
         </description>
     </article>
   </category-->
   <category name="tech-support" title="Technical Support">
       <article name="minimal-examples" title="Constructing a helpful minimal example">
         <description>
         From time to time, you may run into a problem when using Epsilon or find a bug. This article describes how to construct a minimal example that we can use to reproduce the problem on our machine.
         </description>
       </article>
   </category>
   <category name="extending" title="Extending Epsilon">
     <article name="developing-a-new-language" title="Developing a new Epsilon Language">
       <description>
         This article demonstrates how to develop a new language on top of Epsilon.
       </description>
     </article>
     <article name="developing-a-new-emc-driver" title="Developing a new EMC Driver">
       <description>
         This article demonstrates how to develop a new driver for Epsilon's Model Connectivity layer (EMC).
       </description>
     </article>
   </category>
   <category name="installing" title="Installation">
     <article name="epsilon-1.x" title="Working with Epsilon 1.x">
 	  <description>
 	    This article contains instructions for installing legacy versions of Epsilon prior to 2.0.
 	  </description>
 	</article>
   </category>
   <category name="dev" title="Epsilon Developers">
     <article name="running-from-source" title="Running Epsilon from source">
       <description>
         This article demonstrates how to run Epsilon from source  in your machine.
       </description>
     </article>
     <article name="call-for-user-stories" title="Call for User Stories">
       <description>
         This is a kind request to all Epsilon Users.
       </description>
     </article>
     <article name="manage-the-epsilon-website-locally" title="Manage the Epsilon website locally">
       <description>
         This article demonstrates how to manage the Epsilon website in your machine.
       </description>
     </article>
     <article name="development-principles" title="Epsilon development principles">
       <description>These are the guiding principles used by the developers of Epsilon.</description>
     </article>
     <article name="resolved-bugs" title="Resolved bugs">
       <description>This article discusses the different types of resolved bugs in Epsilon.</description>
     </article>
     <!--article name="building-an-interim-release" title="Building an interim release">
       <description>This article outlines the process of building and uploading an interim release of Epsilon.</description>
     </article-->
     <article name="target-platform" title="Managing the target platform">
       <description>This article outlines how to manage the target platform that Epsilon is built against.</description>
     </article>
     <article name="adding-new-plugins" title="Adding new plugins">
       <description>This article outlines the process of adding new plugins to the main Epsilon repository.</description>
     </article>
     <article name="preparing-the-macosx-distribution" title="Preparing the MacOSX distribution">
       <description>This article outlines the process of signing the Eclipse MacOSX distribution.</description>
     </article>
     <article name="git-fork-epsilon" title="Forking Epsilon as a non-committer with Git">
       <description>This article shows how to branch Epsilon into a different remote repository whilst still getting updates from the main project.</description>
     </article>
     <article name="labsupdatesite" title="Publishing to the EpsilonLabs Updatesite">
       <description>This article outlines the process for publishing a plugin (EMC driver/language/tool) from the EpsilonLabs Github organisation to the EpsilonLabs updatesite.</description>
     </article>
     <article name="maven-release" title="Releasing a new version to Maven Central">
       <description>This article outlines how to release a new version of the Epsilon standalone artifacts to Maven Central.</description>
     </article>

   </category>
 </articles>
	<?xml version="1.0"?>
	<articles>
	<category name="eol" title="Epsilon Object Language">
	<article name="eol-syntax-updates" title="EOL syntax updates">
	<description>
	This article summarizes changes in the EOL concrete syntax over time.
	</description>
	</article>
	<article name="extended-properties" title="Extended Properties">
	<description>
	This article demonstrates the extended properties mechanism in EOL (and by inheritance, in all languages in Epsilon).
	</description>
	<publication>novel-features</publication>
	</article>
	<article name="call-java-from-epsilon" title="Call Java from Epsilon">
	<description>
	This article demonstrates how to create Java objects, access their properties and call their methods from Epsilon languages.
	</description>
	</article>
	<article name="lambda-expressions" title="Call Java functional interfaces from Epsilon">
	<description>
	This article demonstrates how to call native methods which take functions as their parameter, using lambdas and streams directly from Epsilon using EOL syntax.
	</description>
	</article>
	<article name="profiling" title="Profiling Epsilon Programs">
	<description>
	This article demonstrates how to profile Epsilon programs using the platform's built-in profiling tools.
	</description>
	</article>
	</category>
	<category name="evl" title="Epsilon Validation Language">
	<article name="evl-gmf-integration" title="EVL-GMF Integration">
	<description>
	This article demonstrates evaluating EVL constraints from within a GMF-based editor.
	</description>
	</article>
	<article name="parallel-execution" title="Parallel Execution">
	<description>
	This article explains how to use the parallel module implementations for EOL and rule-based languages like EVL.
	</description>
	</article>
	</category>
	<category name="egl" title="Epsilon Generation Language">
	<article name="code-generation-tutorial-egl" title="Code Generation Tutorial with EGL">
	<description>
	This article demonstrates using EGL templates to generate HTML files from an XML document.
	</description>
	</article>
	<article name="egl-template-operations" title="Using template operations in EGL">
	<description>
	This article demonstrates template operations for writing re-usable code in EGL (the model-to-text language of Epsilon).
	</description>
	</article>
	<article name="egl-server-side" title="EGL as a server-side language">
	<description>
	This article demonstrates using EGL (the model-to-text language of Epsilon) in Tomcat to produce HTML pages from EMF models on the fly.
	</description>
	</article>
	<article name="egx-parameters" title="Co-ordinating EGL templates with EGX">
	<description>
	This article demonstrates how to parameterize EGL templates and execute them multiple times to produce multiple files.
	</description>
	</article>
	<article name="egl-invoke-egl" title="Re-using EGL templates">
	<description>
	This article demonstrates how to invoke other EGL templates and direct their output to calling EGL template.
	</description>
	</article>
	</category>
	<category name="emf" title="Epsilon and EMF models">
	<article name="emfatic" title="Emfatic language reference" content="html">
	<description>
	Emfatic is a language designed to represent EMF Ecore models in a textual form. This article details the syntax of Emfatic and the mapping between Emfatic declarations and the corresponding Ecore constructs.
	</description>
	</article>
	<article name="reflective-emf-tutorial" title="Reflective EMF tutorial">
	<description>
	This tutorial demonstrates how to create an EMF Ecore metamodel and a sample model that conforms to it reflectively (i.e. without generating any code).
	</description>
	</article>
	<article name="epsilon-emf" title="Epsilon and EMF">
	<description>
	Frequently-asked questions related to querying and modifying EMF-based models with Epsilon.
	</description>
	</article>
	<article name="epackage-registry-view" title="The EMF EPackage Registry View">
	<description>
	This article demonstrates the EPackage Registry view which allows developers to inspect the contents of the registered EMF EPackages.
	</description>
	</article>
	<article name="exeed-reference" title="Exeed annotation reference">
	<description>
	This article lists the annotations you can use on your metamodels to customize the look of the Exeed model editor.
	</description>
	</article>
	<article name="inspect-models-exeed" title="Inspecting EMF models with Exeed">
	<description>
	This article demonstrates how you can use Exeed to inspect the structure of your EMF models.
	</description>
	</article>
	<article name="in-memory-emf-model" title="Working with custom EMF resources">
	<description>
	This article demonstrates how you can work with custom EMF resources in Epsilon.
	</description>
	</article>
	<article name="flexmi" title="Parsing XML documents as EMF models with Flexmi">
	<description>
	This article demonstrates how you can use Flexmi to parse XML documents in a fuzzy manner as instances of Ecore metamodels.
	</description>
	</article>
	<article name="modular-flexmi" title="Modularity Mechanisms in Flexmi" content="html">
	<description>
	This article demonstrates how you can break down Flexmi models over multiple files and use templates to capture complex reusable structures in your models.
	</description>
	</article>
	</category>
	<category name="xml" title="Epsilon and non-EMF models">
	<article name="plain-xml" title="Scripting XML documents using Epsilon">
	<description>
	In this article we demonstrate how you can create, query and modify plain standalone XML documents (i.e. no XSD/DTD needed) in Epsilon programs using the PlainXML driver.
	</description>
	</article>
	<article name="simulink" title="Scripting Simulink models using Epsilon">
	<description>
	In this article we demonstrate how you can query and modify Simulink models in Epsilon.
	</description>
	</article>
	<article name="simulink-stateflow" title="Managing Matlab Simulink/Stateflow models from Epsilon">
	<description>
	This tutorial shows you how to manipulate Simulink and Stateflow blocks from within Epsilon.
	</description>
	</article>
	<article name="csv-emc" title="Scripting CSV files using Epsilon">
	<description>
	This article demonstrates how you can query CSV files with Epsilon programs using the CSV driver.
	</description>
	</article>
	<article name="bibtex" title="Scripting BibTeX files using Epsilon">
	<description>
	In this article we demonstrate how you can query a list of references stored in BibTeX files with Epsilon programs using the BibTeX driver.
	</description>
	</article>
	</category>
	<category name="eugenia" title="EuGENia">
	<subcategory title="Fundamentals">
	<article name="eugenia-gmf-tutorial" title="EuGENia GMF Tutorial">
	<description>
	This article provides a guide to using EuGENia for developing GMF editors, as well as its complete list of features and supported annotations.
	</description>
	<publication>eugenia</publication>
	</article>
	<article name="eugenia-polishing" title="Customizing an editor generated with EuGENia">
	<description>
	This article demonstrates EuGENia's polishing transformations, which can be used to customize GMF editors in a systematic and reproducible way.
	</description>
	<publication>eugenia</publication>
	</article>
	<article name="eugenia-patching" title="Applying source code patches to an editor generated with EuGENia">
	<description>
	This article demonstrates EuGENia's patch generation and application functionality, which can be used to customize the Java source code generated by GMF in a systematic and reproducible way.
	</description>
	<publication>eugenia</publication>
	</article>
	<article name="eugenia-ant" title="EuGENia: Automated Invocation with Ant">
	<description>
	This article demonstrates how to run Eugenia from Ant, and some of the additional features offered through the Ant task.
	</description>
	<publication>eugenia</publication>
	</article>
	</subcategory>
	<subcategory title="Tips">
	<article name="eugenia-nodes-with-images" title="EuGENia: Nodes with images instead of shapes">
	<description>
	This article shows how to create nodes in your GMF editor that are represented with images (png, jpg etc.) instead of the standard GMF shapes (rectangle, ellipse etc.)
	</description>
	<publication>eugenia</publication>
	</article>
	<article name="eugenia-nodes-with-runtime-images" title="EuGENia: Nodes with images defined at run-time">
	<description>
	This article addresses the case where the end-user needs to set an image for each node at runtime.
	</description>
	<publication>eugenia</publication>
	</article>
	<article name="eugenia-nodes-with-centred-layout" title="EuGENia: Nodes with a centred layout">
	<description>
	This article shows how to create nodes in your GMF editor whose contents are centred both vertically and horizontally.
	</description>
	<publication>eugenia</publication>
	</article>
	<article name="eugenia-phantom-nodes" title="EuGENia: Phantom nodes in GMF editors">
	<description>
	This article demonstrates how to define GMF phantom nodes in EuGENia.
	</description>
	<publication>eugenia</publication>
	</article>
	</subcategory>
	</category>
	<category name="picto" title="Picto">
	<article name="picto" title="Visualising Models with Picto">
	<description>
	Picto is an Eclipse view for visualising models via model-to-text transformation to SVG/HTML. The article introduces Picto and shows the tool in action.
	</description>
	</article>
	</category>
	<category name="hutn" title="Human-Usable Textual Notation">
	<article name="hutn-basic" title="Using the Human-Usable Textual Notation (HUTN) in Epsilon">
	<description>
	This article demonstrates how to specify models using a textual notation.
	</description>
	</article>
	<article name="hutn-configuration" title="Customising Epsilon HUTN documents with configuration">
	<description>
	This article demonstrates how to customise Epsilon HUTN documents with a configuration model.
	</description>
	</article>
	<article name="hutn-compliance" title="Compliance of Epsilon HUTN to the OMG HUTN Standard">
	<description>
	This article summarises the similarities and differences between the Epsilon HUTN implementation and the OMG HUTN standard.
	</description>
	</article>
	</category>
	<category name="concordance" title="Concordance">
	<article name="concordance-cross-references" title="Using Concordance to manage and reconcile cross-model references">
	<description>
	This article demonstrates how to use Concordance to automatically maintain the integrity of cross-model references.
	</description>
	</article>
	</category>
	<category name="teaching" title="Teaching Material">
	<article name="exercises" title="MDE Exercises" date="Mon, 21 Nov 2011 15:36:44 BST">
	<description>
	This article provides a number of exercises which enable you to test your knowledge on MDE, EMF and Epsilon.
	</description>
	</article>
	</category>
	<!--category name="releases" title="Release Notes">
	<article name="0.9.1-new-and-noteworthy" title="New and Noteworthy in Epsilon v0.9.1" date="Sat, 13 Aug 2011 19:47:44 BST">
	<description>
	Epsilon v0.9.1 included several major improvements to EUnit, Flock and the Epsilon development tools, as well as significant enhancements for EOL, EGL and EuGENia. This article provides a summary of the changes in Epsilon v0.9.1.
	</description>
	</article>
	</category-->
	<category name="tech-support" title="Technical Support">
	<article name="minimal-examples" title="Constructing a helpful minimal example">
	<description>
	From time to time, you may run into a problem when using Epsilon or find a bug. This article describes how to construct a minimal example that we can use to reproduce the problem on our machine.
	</description>
	</article>
	</category>
	<category name="extending" title="Extending Epsilon">
	<article name="developing-a-new-language" title="Developing a new Epsilon Language">
	<description>
	This article demonstrates how to develop a new language on top of Epsilon.
	</description>
	</article>
	<article name="developing-a-new-emc-driver" title="Developing a new EMC Driver">
	<description>
	This article demonstrates how to develop a new driver for Epsilon's Model Connectivity layer (EMC).
	</description>
	</article>
	</category>
	<category name="installing" title="Installation">
	<article name="epsilon-1.x" title="Working with Epsilon 1.x">
	<description>
	This article contains instructions for installing legacy versions of Epsilon prior to 2.0.
	</description>
	</article>
	</category>
	<category name="dev" title="Epsilon Developers">
	<article name="running-from-source" title="Running Epsilon from source">
	<description>
	This article demonstrates how to run Epsilon from source in your machine.
	</description>
	</article>
	<article name="call-for-user-stories" title="Call for User Stories">
	<description>
	This is a kind request to all Epsilon Users.
	</description>
	</article>
	<article name="manage-the-epsilon-website-locally" title="Manage the Epsilon website locally">
	<description>
	This article demonstrates how to manage the Epsilon website in your machine.
	</description>
	</article>
	<article name="development-principles" title="Epsilon development principles">
	<description>These are the guiding principles used by the developers of Epsilon.</description>
	</article>
	<article name="resolved-bugs" title="Resolved bugs">
	<description>This article discusses the different types of resolved bugs in Epsilon.</description>
	</article>
	<!--article name="building-an-interim-release" title="Building an interim release">
	<description>This article outlines the process of building and uploading an interim release of Epsilon.</description>
	</article-->
	<article name="target-platform" title="Managing the target platform">
	<description>This article outlines how to manage the target platform that Epsilon is built against.</description>
	</article>
	<article name="adding-new-plugins" title="Adding new plugins">
	<description>This article outlines the process of adding new plugins to the main Epsilon repository.</description>
	</article>
	<article name="preparing-the-macosx-distribution" title="Preparing the MacOSX distribution">
	<description>This article outlines the process of signing the Eclipse MacOSX distribution.</description>
	</article>
	<article name="git-fork-epsilon" title="Forking Epsilon as a non-committer with Git">
	<description>This article shows how to branch Epsilon into a different remote repository whilst still getting updates from the main project.</description>
	</article>
	<article name="labsupdatesite" title="Publishing to the EpsilonLabs Updatesite">
	<description>This article outlines the process for publishing a plugin (EMC driver/language/tool) from the EpsilonLabs Github organisation to the EpsilonLabs updatesite.</description>
	</article>
	<article name="maven-release" title="Releasing a new version to Maven Central">
	<description>This article outlines how to release a new version of the Epsilon standalone artifacts to Maven Central.</description>
	</article>

	</category>
	</articles>