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When UML was more popular at the height of the OO(AD) frenzy, there was a tool from Peter Coad's company called TogetherJ. IIRC it could do round-tripping betwe
by vram22 9y ago
When UML was more popular at the height of the OO(AD) frenzy, there was a tool from Peter Coad's company called TogetherJ. IIRC it could do round-tripping between UML and Java code. I think I tried the tool out but not that feature. TogetherSoft was later acquired by Borland, as I remember.
- blattimwind 9y agoIn IntelliJ you can refactor from UML views.
- vram22 9y agoInteresting, will check that out.