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I think the author addressed this? > The other ambiguity is what we mean by UML. First of all, UML consists of over a dozen different diagram types. I still se
by ahelwer 5y ago
I think the author addressed this?
> The other ambiguity is what we mean by UML. First of all, UML consists of over a dozen different diagram types. I still see people regularly use sequence diagrams. Second, there’s many different ways people use UML diagrams. Martin Fowler, a prominent figure in both the UML and Agile worlds, identifies three types of uses: sketching, blueprinting, and programming.
Then they talk explicitly about blueprinting.
- cratermoon 5y agoYup, and the only UML book I ever bought and used, UML Distilled, was written by Fowler and Kendall Scott. It's a slim book, and notably says little to nothing about UML as a CASE tool. There's definitely nothing about any specific program for generating code, and not much about generating diagrams from code, either.