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Granted, but you can do the same and much more with different methods, and avoid fighting the frustrating, unreliable and time-consuming UML tools altogether.
by pjbk 5y ago
Granted, but you can do the same and much more with different methods, and avoid fighting the frustrating, unreliable and time-consuming UML tools altogether.
- bakatubas 5y agoI can’t argue _for_ any particular tool—just that the concept is a really good concept. I think a lot of it comes down to folks not bothering to invest in making good tools—or developers sticking to their current workflow. That is why I relate it to Test-Driven Development because it does require a shift in process. But the end result, I think, could be very rewarding.