bpmn.io Source Code and Demo Application published

Starting today, the code for bpmn.io, our next generation JavaScript Framework for BPMN 2.0, is available on GitHub. The bpmn.io team has also developed a simple demo application which provides a BPMN viewer in the browser. Read Nico’s official announcement on bpmn.io/blog.

By Daniel Meyer

May 8, 2014

Starting today, the code for bpmn.io, our next generation JavaScript Framework for BPMN 2.0, is available on GitHub.

The bpmn.io team has also developed a simple demo application which provides a BPMN viewer in the browser.

Read Nico’s official announcement on bpmn.io/blog.

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