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  • aine_canby@yahoo.com

    Python and UML

    Hi,

    I'm working with Python2.5 and pythonWin.

    I'd like to start working with and learning more with UML. Can anyone
    suggest any freeware design software that I might use to do this? I
    also have
    Visio installed on my computer if thats of any use...

    Thanks,

    Aine

  • Andrzej S.

    #2
    Re: Python and UML

    aine_canby@yaho o.com wrote:
    I'd like to start working with and learning more with UML. Can anyone
    suggest any freeware design software that I might use to do this? I
    also have
    Visio installed on my computer if thats of any use...

    Does not Visio meet your requirements? It's quite powerfull UML design
    tool.

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    • Diez B. Roggisch

      #3
      Re: Python and UML

      aine_canby@yaho o.com wrote:
      Hi,
      >
      I'm working with Python2.5 and pythonWin.
      >
      I'd like to start working with and learning more with UML. Can anyone
      suggest any freeware design software that I might use to do this? I
      also have
      Visio installed on my computer if thats of any use...
      ArgoUML as modelling tool. The python-IDE eric also generates UML from
      class-hierarchies.

      IMHO UML is ... crap, at least when it comes to actual developing. But apart
      from that very personal opinion, the non-static-typedness of Python makes
      it hard to bring UML to it's full (however small that is in my POV) power.

      Diez

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      • aine_canby@yahoo.com

        #4
        Re: Python and UML

        On 9 Okt, 12:15, "Diez B. Roggisch" <de...@nospam.w eb.dewrote:
        aine_ca...@yaho o.com wrote:
        Hi,
        >
        I'm working with Python2.5 and pythonWin.
        >
        I'd like to start working with and learning more with UML. Can anyone
        suggest any freeware design software that I might use to do this? I
        also have
        Visio installed on my computer if thats of any use...
        >
        ArgoUML as modelling tool. The python-IDE eric also generates UML from
        class-hierarchies.
        >
        IMHO UML is ... crap, at least when it comes to actual developing. But apart
        from that very personal opinion, the non-static-typedness of Python makes
        it hard to bring UML to it's full (however small that is in my POV) power.
        >
        Diez
        >IMHO UML is ... crap, at least when it comes to actual developing. But apart
        from that very personal opinion, the non-static-typedness of Python
        makes
        it hard to bring UML to it's full (however small that is in my POV)
        power.

        What alternatives are there?

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        • Stefan Behnel

          #5
          Re: Python and UML

          aine_canby@yaho o.com wrote:
          On 9 Okt, 12:15, "Diez B. Roggisch" <de...@nospam.w eb.dewrote:
          >>IMHO UML is ... crap, at least when it comes to actual developing.
          >
          What alternatives are there?
          What's your use case?

          Stefan

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          • Diez B. Roggisch

            #6
            Re: Python and UML

            aine_canby@yaho o.com wrote:
            On 9 Okt, 12:15, "Diez B. Roggisch" <de...@nospam.w eb.dewrote:
            > aine_ca...@yaho o.com wrote:
            Hi,
            >>
            I'm working with Python2.5 and pythonWin.
            >>
            I'd like to start working with and learning more with UML. Can anyone
            suggest any freeware design software that I might use to do this? I
            also have
            Visio installed on my computer if thats of any use...
            >>
            >ArgoUML as modelling tool. The python-IDE eric also generates UML from
            >class-hierarchies.
            >>
            >IMHO UML is ... crap, at least when it comes to actual developing. But
            >apart from that very personal opinion, the non-static-typedness of Python
            >makes it hard to bring UML to it's full (however small that is in my POV)
            >power.
            >>
            >Diez
            >
            >>IMHO UML is ... crap, at least when it comes to actual developing. But
            >>apart
            from that very personal opinion, the non-static-typedness of Python
            makes
            it hard to bring UML to it's full (however small that is in my POV)
            power.
            >
            What alternatives are there?
            Alternatives to what? UML? None. There is no thing that allows you to sit at
            a round table, push some rectangles around until everyone at the table
            feels comfy & cozy and then release. Coding means typing.

            Diez

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