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  • J Jim Crafton

    staruml is really nice! Great link! And it's written in my favorite language: ObjectPascal! Woot!

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    Mustafa Ismail Mustafa
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    It totally rocks. I love how it can automatically apply different patterns for you. Wonderful stuff.

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    • L leandroshan

      Hi everyone, Does anyone know a good UML tool (free/paid) ? Something that has code generation over the graphic modules, reverse engineering, and some integration with VS2008 if possible. Thanks in advance Leandro :cool:

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      vicneanschi
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      Rational Rose is the best one.

      Use the Power of Tools

      modified on Thursday, January 31, 2008 4:51:46 AM

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      • L leandroshan

        Hi everyone, Does anyone know a good UML tool (free/paid) ? Something that has code generation over the graphic modules, reverse engineering, and some integration with VS2008 if possible. Thanks in advance Leandro :cool:

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        Robert Edwards 0
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        Maybe you could try the sybase's powerdesigner 12. it has well done with VS2005. or Rational Rose

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        • L leandroshan

          Hi everyone, Does anyone know a good UML tool (free/paid) ? Something that has code generation over the graphic modules, reverse engineering, and some integration with VS2008 if possible. Thanks in advance Leandro :cool:

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          geraldsheehan
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          UModel by Altova is by far the best commercial product available! It has everything you requested and much more! Jerry Sheehan

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          • L leandroshan

            Hi everyone, Does anyone know a good UML tool (free/paid) ? Something that has code generation over the graphic modules, reverse engineering, and some integration with VS2008 if possible. Thanks in advance Leandro :cool:

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            Lost User
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            Altova UModel. Has anybody used that?

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            • L leandroshan

              Hi everyone, Does anyone know a good UML tool (free/paid) ? Something that has code generation over the graphic modules, reverse engineering, and some integration with VS2008 if possible. Thanks in advance Leandro :cool:

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              computer_nerd
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              Classdraw is another option if you only want class diagrams and don't want a heavyweight program. No code generation etc but it's quick and draws everything for you

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              • L leandroshan

                Hi everyone, Does anyone know a good UML tool (free/paid) ? Something that has code generation over the graphic modules, reverse engineering, and some integration with VS2008 if possible. Thanks in advance Leandro :cool:

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                wieczo yo
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                Dia is free and allows you to create some basic UML diagrams www.gnome.org/projects/dia[^]

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                • L leandroshan

                  Hi everyone, Does anyone know a good UML tool (free/paid) ? Something that has code generation over the graphic modules, reverse engineering, and some integration with VS2008 if possible. Thanks in advance Leandro :cool:

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                  Bucc18
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                  I found a free tool "BOUML" at http://bouml.free.fr/[^] I've been using it for over a year, and think its pretty good.

                  jg

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                  • L leandroshan

                    Hi everyone, Does anyone know a good UML tool (free/paid) ? Something that has code generation over the graphic modules, reverse engineering, and some integration with VS2008 if possible. Thanks in advance Leandro :cool:

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                    tbutterworth
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                    I've heard that Rational Rose is really good. Whatever you do though, steer away from Borland Together. I've seen free, open source versions that were much better. Unfortunately, our IT department think they know better then we do what kind of programs we need and I've been forced to use the Borland garbage.

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                    • L leandroshan

                      Hi everyone, Does anyone know a good UML tool (free/paid) ? Something that has code generation over the graphic modules, reverse engineering, and some integration with VS2008 if possible. Thanks in advance Leandro :cool:

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                      Michel Sabourin
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                      We used to work with Microsoft Visio. Very irritating. We settled 9 months ago for Enterprise Architect (from Sparx Systems). Great product. Not perfect but way better than Visio... and a lot cheaper than Rationale Rose.

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                        Microsoft Visio for Enterprise Architects or Visual Paradigm

                        Mostly, when you see programmers, they aren't doing anything. One of the attractive things about programmers is that you cannot tell whether or not they are working simply by looking at them. Very often they're sitting there seemingly drinking coffee and gossiping, or just staring into space. What the programmer is trying to do is get a handle on all the individual and unrelated ideas that are scampering around in his head. (Charles M Strauss)

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                        MrZaggy
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                        This may not be a popular thing to say here (Judging by what ive read below) but Visio? Seriously? I tried Visio a while back, but found it to be hard to use, slow and of course in true MS style, didnt use the defined UML standards for a few things... I used Rational Rose Enterprise version, and to be blunt, its brilliant. The problem with Rose is, its expensive, but otherwise, In my opinion, makes mince meat out of Visio. Now I'm not sure if Visio does this, but the whole ability to generated C++ code back in the 2003 version, direct from your model was awesome; creating Sequence Diagrams from drag and drop i found better than Visio and even designing Database Schema's (which Rose will then dump out as SQL code, so creating what youve designed takes as long as the SQL code takes to run!) What I found Rose 2003 (and of course Visio 2005) lacking, was little support for Tests and in the case of Rose 2003 (i dont know if Visio can do this) not being able to 'insert' code into a method, which would appear when the method was later generated. Still, if youre looking for a SERIOUS UML Tool, you have to at least try Rose; it has a steep learning curve, but nothing you shouldnt be able to figure out assuming you know the basic's of UML (in my case, I vary rarely use more than Class Interaction Diagrams and Sequence Diagrams to establish my relationships and thus define my classes and methods)...

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                        • L leandroshan

                          Hi everyone, Does anyone know a good UML tool (free/paid) ? Something that has code generation over the graphic modules, reverse engineering, and some integration with VS2008 if possible. Thanks in advance Leandro :cool:

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                          DaveBlack
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                          VisualParadigm has several free "Community Version" Products all of which are REALLY nice even though they are free. They have: 1. UML Tool - http://www.visual-paradigm.com/product/vpuml/communityedition.jsp[^] 2. Smart Development Environment (SDE) for integration into several different IDEs - http://www.visual-paradigm.com/product/sde/[^] and several other related products which may be of interest to you. DaveBlack

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                          • L leandroshan

                            Hi everyone, Does anyone know a good UML tool (free/paid) ? Something that has code generation over the graphic modules, reverse engineering, and some integration with VS2008 if possible. Thanks in advance Leandro :cool:

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                            hooda
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                            Anybody has mentioned Borland Together? They have good stuff. Very good integration with Visual Studio too.

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                            • M MrZaggy

                              This may not be a popular thing to say here (Judging by what ive read below) but Visio? Seriously? I tried Visio a while back, but found it to be hard to use, slow and of course in true MS style, didnt use the defined UML standards for a few things... I used Rational Rose Enterprise version, and to be blunt, its brilliant. The problem with Rose is, its expensive, but otherwise, In my opinion, makes mince meat out of Visio. Now I'm not sure if Visio does this, but the whole ability to generated C++ code back in the 2003 version, direct from your model was awesome; creating Sequence Diagrams from drag and drop i found better than Visio and even designing Database Schema's (which Rose will then dump out as SQL code, so creating what youve designed takes as long as the SQL code takes to run!) What I found Rose 2003 (and of course Visio 2005) lacking, was little support for Tests and in the case of Rose 2003 (i dont know if Visio can do this) not being able to 'insert' code into a method, which would appear when the method was later generated. Still, if youre looking for a SERIOUS UML Tool, you have to at least try Rose; it has a steep learning curve, but nothing you shouldnt be able to figure out assuming you know the basic's of UML (in my case, I vary rarely use more than Class Interaction Diagrams and Sequence Diagrams to establish my relationships and thus define my classes and methods)...

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                              Mladen Jankovic
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                              MrZaggy wrote:

                              I used Rational Rose Enterprise version, and to be blunt, its brilliant.

                              Well, I don't fine Rational Rose any easier.

                              MrZaggy wrote:

                              Now I'm not sure if Visio does this, but the whole ability to generated C++ code back in the 2003 version, direct from your model was awesome;

                              I remeber that Visio shipped with Visual Studio 98 (don't know what version was that) could generate C++ code from UML model.

                              Mostly, when you see programmers, they aren't doing anything. One of the attractive things about programmers is that you cannot tell whether or not they are working simply by looking at them. Very often they're sitting there seemingly drinking coffee and gossiping, or just staring into space. What the programmer is trying to do is get a handle on all the individual and unrelated ideas that are scampering around in his head. (Charles M Strauss)

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                              • L leandroshan

                                Hi everyone, Does anyone know a good UML tool (free/paid) ? Something that has code generation over the graphic modules, reverse engineering, and some integration with VS2008 if possible. Thanks in advance Leandro :cool:

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                                davemcg
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                                I've been using Altova UModel since the first release in 2005. Supports all 13 UML 2 diagrams, generates code and project docs. Very cost-effective and free full-featured trial. davemcg

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                                  This may not be a popular thing to say here (Judging by what ive read below) but Visio? Seriously? I tried Visio a while back, but found it to be hard to use, slow and of course in true MS style, didnt use the defined UML standards for a few things... I used Rational Rose Enterprise version, and to be blunt, its brilliant. The problem with Rose is, its expensive, but otherwise, In my opinion, makes mince meat out of Visio. Now I'm not sure if Visio does this, but the whole ability to generated C++ code back in the 2003 version, direct from your model was awesome; creating Sequence Diagrams from drag and drop i found better than Visio and even designing Database Schema's (which Rose will then dump out as SQL code, so creating what youve designed takes as long as the SQL code takes to run!) What I found Rose 2003 (and of course Visio 2005) lacking, was little support for Tests and in the case of Rose 2003 (i dont know if Visio can do this) not being able to 'insert' code into a method, which would appear when the method was later generated. Still, if youre looking for a SERIOUS UML Tool, you have to at least try Rose; it has a steep learning curve, but nothing you shouldnt be able to figure out assuming you know the basic's of UML (in my case, I vary rarely use more than Class Interaction Diagrams and Sequence Diagrams to establish my relationships and thus define my classes and methods)...

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                                  meaningoflights
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                                  MrZaggy wrote:

                                  I tried Visio a while back, but found it to be hard to use, slow and of course in true MS style

                                  Of course in true Microsoft style.. :laugh: Microsoft bought Visio back in 99. Good graphic programs are hard to make, eg 3D Max!! If you ever see the Adobe Photoshop or Illustrator SDK you'll forgive Microsoft for their "simple to use" graphic products. http://redmondmag.com/news/article.asp?EditorialsID=1487[^]

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                                  • L leandroshan

                                    Hi everyone, Does anyone know a good UML tool (free/paid) ? Something that has code generation over the graphic modules, reverse engineering, and some integration with VS2008 if possible. Thanks in advance Leandro :cool:

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                                    bwilhite
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                                    For Free: StarUML isn't bad. You might check out ArgoUML, although it's still in beta. The visual paradigm community version is pretty good, but a little un-intuitive to me. I really like(d) Poseidon. Unfortunately the free community edition now seems to have a time-limit on it (so only free for awhile).

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                                    • L leandroshan

                                      Hi everyone, Does anyone know a good UML tool (free/paid) ? Something that has code generation over the graphic modules, reverse engineering, and some integration with VS2008 if possible. Thanks in advance Leandro :cool:

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                                      Trusko
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                                      Altova has also a tool for UML modeling called UModel here[^]

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                                      • L leandroshan

                                        Hi everyone, Does anyone know a good UML tool (free/paid) ? Something that has code generation over the graphic modules, reverse engineering, and some integration with VS2008 if possible. Thanks in advance Leandro :cool:

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                                        ronDW
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                                        I have not tried this but there is a "community version" available for download from visual-paradigm. All I have been looking for is a quick reference cheat sheet for recalling what are the various lines and arrows for class diagrams. I have not found one reduced to one page. http://www.visual-paradigm.com/product/vpuml/[^] Sometimes, one must learn by doing. Good luck. :)

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                                        • L leandroshan

                                          Hi everyone, Does anyone know a good UML tool (free/paid) ? Something that has code generation over the graphic modules, reverse engineering, and some integration with VS2008 if possible. Thanks in advance Leandro :cool:

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                                          jerome104
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                                          I'd suggest Objecteering. There are versions that work with Vidual Studio, multi-platform versions ... It is not cheap though....

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