OOP Visualization Tools? (UML?)
Hey,
I was just wondering if there were any free, or not so expensive OOP visualization tools/flowchart kidna stuff.
It''s a pain to draw symboles and things in Paint and cut and paste thema round, and much harder to edit later... =)
Hope someone has something out there.
- Newb Programmer: Geek++
I remember there was one Java IDE for Apple systems that allowed you to visualize the classes, their inheritance, and so on (obviously, this tool was designed with beginners to OOP in mind). This tool might have been available for Windows, sorry I can't provide a link (I'll look for it). 8u)
-Brendan Bond
EDIT: Aha! It was for all platforms and it's called BlueJ. The URL is (you guessed it) http://www.bluej.org. It should have an option to print the diagrams (hopefully it does).
[edited by - Brendan Bond on February 29, 2004 5:56:35 PM]
-Brendan Bond
EDIT: Aha! It was for all platforms and it's called BlueJ. The URL is (you guessed it) http://www.bluej.org. It should have an option to print the diagrams (hopefully it does).
[edited by - Brendan Bond on February 29, 2004 5:56:35 PM]
http://www.smartdraw.com
Theres a free 30 day trial available for SmartDraw available at the above URL -- its real good.... Im actually contemplating purchasing it for $69... but Im looking out for some other more affordable options... or maybe ill keep d/ling trials (hehe)
Theres a free 30 day trial available for SmartDraw available at the above URL -- its real good.... Im actually contemplating purchasing it for $69... but Im looking out for some other more affordable options... or maybe ill keep d/ling trials (hehe)
ArgoUML is a java app (free)
Dia is a GPL licensed diagram creation app, supposed to be similar to visio.
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i''ve been using ArgoUML lately and it''s a very nice package. The interface is a tad slow (java) but other than that is great.
Jude is a nice one as well
Regards,
Andre (VizOne) Loker
[edited by - VizOne on March 1, 2004 8:05:38 AM]
Regards,
Andre (VizOne) Loker
[edited by - VizOne on March 1, 2004 8:05:38 AM]
Objecteering (www.objecteering.com)
The personal edition is free and there are 30-day free evaluation versions of the others, too.
EDIT: url (btw, how do you make them look and act like real links?)
[edited by - nonpop on March 1, 2004 7:46:20 AM]
[edited by - nonpop on March 1, 2004 8:10:53 AM]
The personal edition is free and there are 30-day free evaluation versions of the others, too.
EDIT: url (btw, how do you make them look and act like real links?)
[edited by - nonpop on March 1, 2004 7:46:20 AM]
[edited by - nonpop on March 1, 2004 8:10:53 AM]
quote:Original post by nonpop
EDIT: url (btw, how do you make them look and act like real links?)
Use normal HTML <a> tags
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