Below is a selection of links to information provided by the ECO user community
Wikipedia
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ECO_(Domain_Driven_Design)
Screencast
Peter Morris ECO IV demo
Peter Morris has made a very instructive video of how to get started using ECO. It was premiered on the CodeGear Developer Days sessions, and now it is available on the web.
ECO IV VCL.NET development with CodeGear RAD Studio
This video provides a preview of the ECO IV functionality offered in CodeGear RAD Studio 2007. It demonstrates a simple master/detail ECO application, and shows how to change the persistence from an XML file to a BlackfishSQL database.
ECO is childs play
Watch Alexandra Jarvis demo ECO III
Overview of ECO III in BDS 2006
Video with Henrik Jondell
Deriving a model from an existing database with ECO II
Video with Henrik Jondell
Accelerating Development with ECO II
Video with Tim Jarvis
Using Borland’s ECO to develop model-powered applications for .NET
Video with Anders Ohlsson. Made with C#Builder and the first version of ECO
Reviews
Bob Swart reviews ECO III
Review of ECO III
First look at ECO for VS 2005/8
Holger Flick checks out the fieldtest version of ECO for Visual Studio
Tutorials/Introductions
What is ECO anyway?
An introduction by Peter Morris
The ECO III book
Written by Alois Schmid
Using the Object Constraint Language with ECO
A beginners guide to using OCL with ECO
ECO on Wikipedia
Hey, it is on Wikipedia… must be true! This article also contains a few links to other ECO resources.
Using ECO with DeveloperExpress controls
Oleg Zhukov explains how to use both basic and advanced features of Developer Express UI controls in ECO WinForms applications
ECO State Machines
An introduction to ECO state machines by Gerard van der Pol
Report writing for an ECO application
Dick Walker shows how to use XtraReports with ECO
Dr Bobs Delphi/ECO III courseware
Contains an in-depth explanation of how to write a blog server with ECO III
Tutorial by Felix Colibri
Writing a simple ECO application: the UML model, the in memory objects and the GUI presentation. We also will show how to evaluate OCL expressions
Using VCL.NET with ECO III
Demonstrates using VCL.NET as the presentation framework for ECO III applications.
How to write your own blog server with ECO II
Bob Swart (aka DrBob) leads you step by step how to write your own blog server with ECO II/BDS2005
Real life complexity with ECOII
Article shows how to build a project planner application with the ECOII Framework
The ECO newsgroup from the Borland news server
This group contains lots and lots of questions and answers from the past years.
Links
Dr Bobs ECO links
Dr Bob has collected a number of links to various ECO resources.
