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IMO UML died because it was too coupled to OOP (maps directly to objects/classes) and it is (like most visual languages) a more verbose version of the textual v
by mejutoco 4y ago
IMO UML died because it was too coupled to OOP (maps directly to objects/classes) and it is (like most visual languages) a more verbose version of the textual version (probably Java classes/interfaces).
Of course it is still useful to communicate an idea, but so is a diagram or an MVP (maybe with some formal guarantees from the type system or a TLA-like "proof")