#Ucwaterloo java visualizer software#

#Ucwaterloo java visualizer software#

Versions of their software to try out, but that's it.Ĭurrently (summer 2005), I use OmniGraffle for simple UML diagrams, and I Some of the vendors below have given me free Not accept money, favours, or similar rewards for comments on any tool The views on this page are personal opinions. May vary depending on your own requirements! All of these factors bear on the comments below. Provide, such as UML design diagrams, or for reverse engineering or code We did not require support for features that many CASE tools Some of the tools below have Unix ports, while others are 'pure Java'. Second-tier requirements included that the tool should run on our Solarisīoxes, since we have relatively few PCs running Windows. that there be a free-ish Windows and/or Linux version that students may.that it be free or almost free to universities, and.that it be easy to use, reliable, scalable,.that it should support most UML analysis diagrams (class, use-case,.Our primary requirements for the new UML tool were Pictures (OMT version) but we were unhappy with its reliability and general

For Fall 1999, we switched notations from OMT to UML, and we I (and others) teach a course in software requirements at the University of Page), especially if you have information about a tool that's died out MWG December 2018įeedback is welcome (also see the feedback I'm now using the draw.io website for my simple UML diagrams, while MagicDraw is still my go-to for more complex modelling.