Magic Software Introduces Three Editions of eDeveloper Product Targeting Different Developer Needs

With the launch of eDeveloper version 10 Magic Software offers editions designed for basic client and Web application development and enterprise-wide client/server, Web, or SOA-enabled applications.

Febuary 14, 2007

Or Yehuda, Israel; February 14, 2007 – Magic Software Enterprises’ (NASDAQ:MGIC) eDeveloper™ version 10 offers developers of applications at every point on the complexity spectrum editions of the product that will meet their specific needs.

eDeveloper is now available in three different editions:

• eDeveloper Studio Discovery edition can be downloaded free-of-charge from the Magic Software website (www.magicsoftware.com/eDeveloper) .  This introductory edition lets developers new to Magic Software’s offering explore the product’s capabilities to develop and deploy basic Windows client and Web applications.  It is appropriate for use by students, new developers, and those developing applications for personal use.
• eDeveloper Xpress edition is designed to meet the needs of users developing and deploying small- to mid-scale desktop and Web applications that are based on either Pervasive or MySQL tables.  eDeveloper Xpress is affordable for small- and home-office developers.
• eDeveloper Enterprise edition delivers the full range of the product’s capabilities.  Using eDeveloper Enterprise, users can create large-scale client/server or Web applications, as well as service-oriented architecture (SOA)-enabled applications.  The enterprise edition supports all native database gateways, version control, and the built-in report generator.

Amit Ben-Zvi, VP Marketing and Products, notes, "With the availability of these three editions, application developers at all levels and in all types of organizations are now able to take advantage of eDeveloper's capabilities to design and deploy applications quickly at a level of functionality and cost that matches their needs.  We are especially enthusiastic about the free-of-charge Discovery edition that provides students and those new to software application development with a great introduction to the benefits of using Magic's rules-based framework."

About eDeveloper
eDeveloper is Magic Software’s metadata-driven, rules-based platform and development framework. The Magic Software toolset supports, and can share, resources across environments allowing developers to build, expand, and modernize applications.  Magic Software’s development paradigm is based on a pre-compiled engine suited for data-based business tasks; a declarative programming methodology; a repository of basic application modules for easy reference and re-use; and a rich complement of generic services and functions configured and invoked at run-time. With eDeveloper, developers simply invoke and configure a set of inter-related operations based on their needs.

About Magic Software Enterprises
Magic Software Enterprises (NASDAQ: MGIC) is a software provider of enterprise application development, deployment and integration technology.

The company’s service-oriented platform allows small- and medium-size enterprises to rapidly develop, change and deploy business solutions integrated with existing and legacy systems. Magic Software enables enterprises to increase their agility and rapidly adapt to business changes by aligning their IT with their business operations and accelerating the evolution to a service-oriented architecture. The company’s products are built upon 20 years of R&D and customer experience. Magic technology, products and professional services are available through a global network of subsidiaries and distributors. Through partnerships with more than 2500 ISVs worldwide, Magic Software’s technology is used to deliver solutions to more than 1.5 million customers around the globe.

More information about Magic Software Enterprises can be found at: www.magicsoftware.com.

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