not taken as an insult at all peter, i appreciate your feedback, thanks
Hmmm... just re-read that.
In case it might be mis-interpreted, please nobody take ignorant
there as an insult; wasn't intended to sound rude.
just to clarify i wasnt putting open source down, i didnt make it clear but I
have used various open source uml modelling tools and personally not found them
to suit our requirements so wanted to go down the costed route to see if we
have any joy that way
Hmmm... just re-read that.
In
Hi Adam
thanks for your detailed response.
i like the way you think... we also just use white boards at the moment too!!!
but it is the sharing part that we are trying to sort out... we will try
myeclipse as we do use eclipse and will also try netbeans as you suggested
thanks again
richard
thanks for all your responses, very much appreciated
richard
hi
Can anyone give suggestions on good UML Modelling tools for small to
medium sized projects. we don't mind cost as we dont really like open
source products
thanks for your suggestions
richard
hi
Can anyone give suggestions on good UML Modelling tools for small to
medium sized projects. we don't mind cost as we dont really like open
source products
thanks for your suggestions
richard
Didn't see the objection to open source or costs.
If costs are not the problem then
hi
Can anyone give suggestions on good UML Modelling tools for small to
medium sized projects. we don't mind cost as we dont really like open
source products
thanks for your suggestions
richard
You might want to consider MyEclipse (http://www.myeclipseide.com/) while not
just a
Visual Paradigm is the only one I've used where I feel like I'm drawing
rather than filling out forms. It has about a million features I don't use,
but I just stick to basic drawings.
Jaime
-Original Message-
From: Richard White [mailto:rich...@j7is.co.uk]
Sent: Sunday, 29 March
we don't mind cost as we dont really like open source products
Are you deliberately trolling to be flamed, or just ignorant?
Open Source has nothing to do with cost.
You can pay for OS software, and get free proprietary software.
Open Source is about trust - being able to see the source code
Hmmm... just re-read that.
In case it might be mis-interpreted, please nobody take ignorant there as an
insult; wasn't intended to sound rude.
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On Sat, Mar 28, 2009 at 10:26 AM, Richard White rich...@j7is.co.uk wrote:
Can anyone give suggestions on good UML Modelling tools for small to medium
sized projects. we don't mind cost as we dont really like open source
products
Hi Richard,
ArgoUML works ok, it is open source.
Poseidon
Project size is a relative thing so it is hard to judge what it is you
really want.
Personally I've used Star UML with limited success and would not recommend
it for anything more than 10 classes a few packages and couple sequence
diagrams . Right now quite a few I work with prefer NetBeans over
End of the day, bar napkins and pictures on white boards are where 90% of
our design comes from
Amen to that. We used MyEclipse UML for a while, but eventually we found
that the whiteboard was much better suited for early planning where our
ideas were still fluid. By the time we have a
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