--- description: EiffelStudio : qu'en pensent les utilisateurs ? Lisez les avis clients sur EiffelStudio, consultez les prix, tarifs, abonnements et découvrez ses fonctionnalités grâce à Capterra Luxembourg. image: https://gdm-localsites-assets-gfprod.imgix.net/images/capterra/og_logo-e5a8c001ed0bd1bb922639230fcea71a.png?auto=format%2Cenhance%2Ccompress title: EiffelStudio - Avis, notes, prix et abonnements - Capterra Luxembourg 2026 --- Breadcrumb: [Accueil](/) > [Développement d'applications](/directory/30082/application-development/software) > [EiffelStudio](/software/32278/eiffelstudio) # EiffelStudio Canonical: https://www.capterra.lu/software/32278/eiffelstudio Page : 1/2\ Suivant: [Page suivante](https://www.capterra.lu/software/32278/eiffelstudio?page=2) > Eiffel Software fournit EiffelStudio IDE, un outil de développement d'applications robuste, efficace et facile à utiliser. > > Conclusion : 14 utilisateurs lui ont donné la note de **4.4/5**. Figure au meilleur classement pour **Probabilité de recommander le produit**. ----- ## Présentation ### Qui utilise EiffelStudio ? Entreprises ou développeurs développant des logiciels en interne ou en externe et dans divers secteurs verticaux, en particulier pour des projets de grande taille et complexes. ## Statistiques et notes | Métrique | Notation | En détail | | **Note globale** | **4.4/5** | 14 Avis | | Simplicité | 4.4/5 | D'après l'ensemble des avis | | Support client | 4.5/5 | D'après l'ensemble des avis | | Rapport qualité-prix | 4.6/5 | D'après l'ensemble des avis | | Fonctionnalités | 4.5/5 | D'après l'ensemble des avis | | Pourcentage de recommandation | 100% | (10/10 Probabilité de recommander le produit) | ## À propos de l'éditeur - **Société**: Eiffel Software - **Pays**: Goleta, É.-U. - **Fondé**: 1985 ## Contexte commercial - **À partir de**: 175,00 $US - **Type de licence**: (Version gratuite disponible) (Essai gratuit) - **Public cible**: Auto-entrepreneur, 2–10, 11–50, 51–200, 201–500, 501–1.000, 1.001–5.000, 5.001–10.000, 10.000+ - **Déploiement et plateformes**: Cloud, SaaS, web, Mac (ordinateur), Windows (ordinateur), Linux (ordinateur) - **Langues**: anglais - **Pays disponibles**: États-Unis ## Fonctionnalités - API - Débogage - Environnement de développement intégré - Interface graphique - Tests de compatibilité ## Ressources d'aide - Service client/e-mail - FAQ/forums - Base de connaissances - Support téléphonique - Chat ## Category - [Développement d'applications](https://www.capterra.lu/directory/30082/application-development/software) ## Logiciels similaires 1. 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Si cette méthode était plus connue, nous pourrions avoir plus de librairies et, au final, un peu plus de logiciel grand public qui tiennent la route. > > 10 ans de développement en Eiffel. Eiffel est le seul langage permettant une modélisation du réel grâce au multiple héritage. Eiffel permet de définir des classes (base des objets) munies d'une spécification formelle pour toute routine. C'est enfin un langage/méthode pour ingénieur. ----- ### "Hands Down Best" — 5.0/5 > **Larry** | *13 septembre 2018* | Logiciels | Taux de recommandation : 10.0/10 > > **Avantages**: Navigation of the object model in a system is the best I have ever encountered. The IDE's ability to do this is thanks to the Eiffel Method and Language. There are no ambiguities to object references. I cannot recall the last time I used a text search to locate properties (attributes) or methods (routines). This means I spend less time searching and more time designing, coding, implementing, testing, and producing. The built-in tools for testing (Auto Test) are second to none\! When coupled with Design by Contract assertions, the Auto Test tool is the fastest way to design and implement as I go—where I write tests to confirm my design immediately as I write the code. Moreover, I create "negative" tests easily, where I am looking to answer the question, "Can I break this and make it fail?" Doing so takes me miles towards bullet-proof code that I can trust the first time. The built-in code inspection tool is almost as important as the compiler itself, which is (by far) the best in the industry. It's like having a 30 year veteran sitting on my shoulder offering advice about my code. The rules that control this "expert system" are not only expanding and getting better, but I can tweak them and even add my own. Multiple views of my code text is amazing. The debugger is the finest ever. Love the memory analysis tools for finding and plugging memory leaks. The code execution profiling system is excellent for quickly locating and resolving code implementations that are slow. > > **Inconvénients**: One "con" I can think of is that I need more information on arguments and locals. However—the AST data of the compiler is the best in the business and so creating these tools is easily within reach and I have made these suggestions to Eiffel Software. They are actively working to improve the IDE and I am sure the community ideas along these lines have not gone unnoticed. The other "con" is that the IDE does not yet support web and mobile based software development as well as it ought to. However, I am betting (again) the Eiffel Software has something in the works to help its web and mobile developers as time moves along. The development of the EWF (Eiffel Web Framework) is already moving us along towards this ultimate goal, but we're not quite where we want to be yet. For example: We need the editor to become HTML and JavaScript friendly as well as XML and JSON friendly too. > > I prefer Eiffel Studio to any other IDE I have ever used. Period\! ----- ### "EiffelStudio your pal and lifesaver" — 4.0/5 > **Paul** | *17 septembre 2018* | Banque | Taux de recommandation : 10.0/10 > > **Avantages**: The tool is always helping you to create results very quickly. We always say, 'The compiler is your friend' and that really counts for the Eiffel compiler. I can state from experience, that if the software is compiled it runs, very stable and robust, while the software always benefits from the high quality Eiffel architecture and underlying method, which are integrated in this tool. When you think in ideas which were described in the book Object Oriented Software Construction, in my opinion Eiffel and EiffelStudio is the only one environment that is able to meet those standards. I worked with a lot of other tools and languages, like Visual C++, Visual Studio C\#/.NET, Borland Delphi, VisualStudio Code with TypeScript, SCADE with Swift, compared with those environments I find EiffelStudio stand out, to be able to create high quality software with which it is easier, compared to other ones, to create reusable and extendable software components or even frameworks. Always remember, that even in environments with the highest demands EiffelStudio is a lifesafer, people who have been there know what I mean. > > **Inconvénients**: It seems to be a bit off, regarding to modern tooling, to support the modern software development process. No integration with version management. While focusing on reusability and extendability, there is also no support for configuration management. This a a daunting task to deal with in the real world of containerized applications, having a lot of small software products running in a solution and managing this from a software perspective. > > We are using it in a company for the processing of financial transactions where we heavily rely on the internet. With the use of the Eiffel Web framework and the outstanding support of Eiffel software we have been able to make our vision become true. Each year there are two updates of EiffelStudio. While the Eiffel team is not as huge as compared with other big companies or communities, they still are able to add highly sophisticated techniques into the EiffelStudio environment coming from their academic sources, think about void safeness and SCOOP. I also use Eiffel for my own framework, based on interesting theories about event driven architectures. So if you are in for a real understanding of software and not afraid of a higher level of thinking, this environment is great and you will live with the flaws that are always there in any environment. ----- ### "Formally first-rate, lacking some practical software development features" — 4.0/5 > **Thomas** | *13 septembre 2018* | Hôpitaux et soins de santé | Taux de recommandation : 7.0/10 > > **Avantages**: EiffelStudio functionality follows Eiffel the language, which is significantly more advanced than other OO languages as Java 8, C\#.Net 4+ etc. It is thus simpler to use than more complex IDEs such as IntelliJ, which has sophisticated instrumentation to detect e.g. inheritance lineage of features that in Eiffel is easy to show. ES is easy to use and enables the whole class system to be investigated in a fully rigorous way. The incremental compilation generally works well, with some hiccups when drastic changes to the software are made. > > **Inconvénients**: As of 2018 it lacks several features for application development that should be built-in by now, including: \* a built-in i18n error/info message system (we built our own years ago) \* a more sophisticated icon management system (we built our own) \* a logical controls layer on top of Eiffel Vision 2 (we built our own) \* a application built-in installer builder for the 3 main platforms \* built-in splash screen builder / tools / lib \* tools for creating apps that can be live-updated by the user \* built-in resources / .cfg system for applications \* tool support for building docking UI in applications \* the drawing tool is not really usable \* no integration with TypeScript or other similar modern web app development frameworks. A serious problem is the inability to build self-standing form of an application for easy installation on the Mac. Currently, the Mac form relies on GTK2, and large extra installs that are unfamiliar to non-technical users (which is most of our users). > > Our main application is a free open source tool for domain modelling, built in Eiffel. it probably has about half the number of lines of code compared to if we had done it in Java, but on the other hand, we had to build the whole UI from a low level, whereas modern app development can make use of significant app building frameworks. However, the back-end, consisting of multiple parsers, compilers and reasoners was efficient to write in Eiffel compared to any other language currently available. ----- ### "EiffelStudio 8.7" — 4.0/5 > **Roger** | *13 septembre 2018* | Services et technologies de l'information | Taux de recommandation : 10.0/10 > > **Avantages**: What I like most, and have grown to rely on, is EiffelStudio's support for the full breadth of object-oriented development, from modelling to compilation to debugging. The IDE is easy enough for newbies, and rich enough for long-time users like myself. It lets me work with a system, and the Eiffel environment, the way that I think, without making me dumb-down the model to fit the tool. > > **Inconvénients**: That's a tough one, but because I am required to say something, I'd say that I'd prefer to see a more obvious choice of concurrency models (the default is SCOOP; great model, but not necessary for a lot of simple experiments). > > EiffelStudio supports the Eiffel language and environment, but goes well beyond that, and sometimes it helps for us users to step back and think about it (as this review is causing me to do). EiffelStudio supports the Eiffel model of software development (that model is independent of, but supported by the Eiffel language). It's easy to use, but achieves that easiness without compromising its richness. Real object-oriented design involves rich structures and relationships. Too many IDEs offer little more than syntax coloring; neither promoting good practices nor supporting its practitioners. This is where EiffelStudio sets itself apart from other language tools and IDEs. Some might argue that its support of Eiffel dictates its functionality, and that is true to an extent, but one need only look at how poorly other tools support the practices and expressiveness of the languages they support to see that EiffelStudio sets the bar a lot higher. I cannot always get to use Eiffel for the products I build, but I always think first in Eiffel, and use EiffelStudio to model the problem, and the solution, whether it's a trivial app for my own amusement, or large-scale commercial work. With Eiffel and EiffelStudio, I have the luxury of working at the model level, checking my assumptions, implementing my logic and assertions, and compiling the whole lot into a working application. The net savings in time, and errors, more than makes up for any up-front investment. ----- Page : 1/2\ Suivant: [Page suivante](https://www.capterra.lu/software/32278/eiffelstudio?page=2) ## Liens - [Afficher sur Capterra](https://www.capterra.lu/software/32278/eiffelstudio) ## Cette page est disponible dans les langues suivantes. | Langue | URL | | de | | | de-AT | | | de-CH | | | en | | | en-AE | | | en-AU | | | en-CA | | | en-GB | | | en-IE | | | en-IL | | | en-IN | | | en-NZ | | | en-SG | | | en-ZA | | | es | | | es-AR | | | es-CL | | | es-CO | | | es-CR | | | es-DO | | | es-EC | | | es-MX | | | es-PA | | | es-PE | | | fr | | | fr-BE | | | fr-CA | | | fr-LU | | | it | | | nl | | | nl-BE | | | pt | | | pt-PT | | | sv | | ----- ## Données structurées