[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
[...] a detailed project plan for the management and also some of the investors.
> They want it to include clear diagrams and I've been recommended UML,
Did the management/investors recommend UML?
The reason I ask is that UML diagrams probably won't mean that much to y
Quoting [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I'm working on a Perl project that's got pretty large. I've been
putting together a detailed project plan for the management and also
some of the investors. They want it to include clear diagrams and
I've been recommended UML, the problem is I haven't used UM
On 2008-10-13 08:50, "Andy Wardley" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> The purpose of creating an ERM is to identify the entities (nouns) in your
> system and the relationships (verbs or adjectives) between them. The entities
> will (usually) end up being the tables in your database and/or the object
2008/10/13 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Go for some high level use case diagrams and possibly a deployment diagram.
If you go this route
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Writing-Effective-Crystal-Software-Development/dp/0201702258
is better than any of the UML use case docs I've read. However, to
paraphr
Ed Avis waniasset.com> writes:
>But I think I left a leather jacket at the venue.
No doubt due in some way to the magic of perl, it has turned up shortly after
posting my message. Apologies for the spam, and I very much look forward to
not losing something at the next London.pm event.
--
Ed
I attended the recent London.pm meeting at Factset's offices and really enjoyed
it. Thanks to everyone who organized it and gave talks.
But I think I left a leather jacket at the venue. Has it turned up? Could
someone who works at Factset have a look please?
Thanks in advance,
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Ed Avis <
