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I remember going to a mobile conference in the early 2000s and every single vendor there was saying that developing mobile apps using UML was the future. No cod

by throwaway2016a 10y ago

I remember going to a mobile conference in the early 2000s and every single vendor there was saying that developing mobile apps using UML was the future. No code, just map out everything in a diagram. Granted a smart phone was unheard of at this point so most mobile apps wouldn't even be called apps by today's standards. A decade and a half later and mobile developer is a highly skilled _coding_ position.

AnimalMuppet 10y ago
And UML is... well, maybe not dead, but nobody thinks it's going to replace coding.
ktRolster 10y ago
in the early 2000s and every single vendor there was saying that developing mobile apps using UML was the future. No code, just map out everything in a diagram. UML in later versions got so bad that even the original creators disowned it. Turned out that putting everything into a diagram was just as hard (and less convenient) than writing it as code.