I can contribute some UML or other visual representations of how things work within Webware. In the open-source world, I only know of ArgoUML (http://argouml.tigris.org I think) as a tool that we can use (or the community edition of Poseidon, the free/commercial version of ArgoUML).
Does anyone have any suggestions for other open-source diagramming tools? And, what has anyone wished they could see visually? I'm thinking a diagram companion to "anatomy of a transaction" would be a good place to start.
--Tracy
On Apr 12, 2004, at 7:11 PM, Chris Gahan wrote:
It's a shame that the introduction to Webware can be confusing since Webware is such a clean and simple framework, once you understand it.
I'd like to help overhaul this whole thing, but you know... NO TIME RIGHT
NOW(tm). Damn you, world-that-has-too-much-stuff-to-do-in-it!!!
Anyhow, does anyone else here share my love of helping people understand
things and simplifying? The Webware community will become kickass if more
people realize how cool it is.
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