Updating the Xtext Community Website

[miklossy]

Hello Yakindu Solidity IDE team,

The Xtext team would like to update the Xtext community website listing all the cool projects people are building around Xtext/Xtend.

See also the corresponding GitHub issue and Bugzilla ticket.

If you are interested that the Yakindu Solidity IDE project is listed there, please provide the following information as a comment to this issue:

<tr>
    <td><a href="project_link">project_name</a></td>
    <td>project_description_max_2_sentences</td>
    <td>license</td>
    <td>category</td>
    <td>author(s)</td>
</tr>

We will then update the Xtext community website and get it online as soon as possible.

Thanks! Tamás

[miklossy]

I would like to add the YAKINDU Solidty IDE project to the Xtext community website as follows:

<tr>
    <td><a href="https://github.com/Yakindu/solidity-ide">YAKINDU Solidity IDE</a></td>
    <td>The free to use, open source YAKINDU Solidity IDE provides an Xtext-based integrated development environment for ethereum / solidity based smart contracts. It can be installed in different environments, such as Atom, Eclipse, Theia and VsCode. <a href="https://solidity-ide.itemis.de/">Online editor</a> and <a href="https://yakindu.github.io/solidity-ide/">documentation</a>.</td>
    <td>EPL 1.0</td>
    <td>Tool</td>
    <td>Alexander Nyssen, Andreas Mülder, Florian Antony, et al. </td>
</tr>

@nyssen @andreasmuelder Do you agree with that?

[andreasmuelder]

@miklossy yes, perfect, thank you.

[miklossy]

The YAKINDU Solidity IDE project has been added to the Xtext community website.