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Update wikipage Your next project in Eiffel. (Signed-off-by:jocelyn).

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(After an article in the special Eiffel issue of the ''Journal of Object-Oriented Programming'', May 1996. ) <br/> (After an article in the special Eiffel issue of the ''Journal of Object-Oriented Programming'', May 1996.)
Over its ten-year life Eiffel has evolved into one of the most usable software development environments available today. Other articles discuss its theoretical contributions. This one addresses a more mundane subject: how practical software projects can benefit, today, from the power of Eiffel. In so doing it will largely rely on published assessments from both Eiffel users and book authors. In fact a quotation from one of the best-known books in the object-oriented field -- ''Object-Oriented Modeling and Design'' by James Rumbaugh and his colleagues, the text that introduced the OMT O-O analysis method -- provides a good start: Over its ten-year life Eiffel has evolved into one of the most usable software development environments available today. Other articles discuss its theoretical contributions. This one addresses a more mundane subject: how practical software projects can benefit, today, from the power of Eiffel. In so doing it will largely rely on published assessments from both Eiffel users and book authors. In fact a quotation from one of the best-known books in the object-oriented field -- ''Object-Oriented Modeling and Design'' by James Rumbaugh and his colleagues, the text that introduced the OMT O-O analysis method -- provides a good start: