Visual Paradigm for UML is a user-friendly UML software that includes a variety of features, such as mind mapping and callout and freehand shapes, model transitor, reverse engineering, code generation, and the ability to import and export various formats. It also includes a report generator for easy documentation.
Visual Paradigm for UML is a comprehensive professional software tool that supports the entire software lifecycle. This includes object-oriented analysis, object-oriented design, construction, testing and deployment. With its advanced UML modeling capabilities, Visual Paradigm for UML helps you build quality applications faster, better and at a lower cost.
You can use this UML modeling software to draw all types of class diagrams, reverse code, generate code from diagrams and produce documentation. In addition, the UML CASE tool also comes with a wealth of supplementary resources such as UML tutorials, interactive demonstrations, and projects.
The feature list of Visual Paradigm for UML is impressive, including support for the latest UML 2.1 standard. This includes business process diagrams, mind mapping, requirement modeling with automatic generation of requirement IDs, event-driven process chain diagrams, organization charts, and more.
The software also offers new features such as better annotation for sequence diagrams, better navigation between operations and sequence diagrams, and support for callout and freehand shape. Moreover, users can create translated copies of model with the Nicknamer feature, use the User Interface Designer, and implement Java roundtrip engineering.
Additionally, Visual Paradigm for UML supports reverse engineering for Java, C++, XML, .NET exe/dll, CORBA IDL, Python and code generation from models/diagrams. Other noteworthy features include EJB diagram and code generation, DFD and ORM support, database generation and reverse engineering, and modeling collaboratively with VP Teamwork Server, CVS, Subversion, and Perforce.
Visual Paradigm for UML also boasts impressive reporting capabilities, automatic diagram layout and rerouting, and the ability to export diagrams to various file formats such as JPG, PNG, SVG, EMF, and PDF. Furthermore, access to floating licenses has recently been added.
Finally, there are several UML tools/plugins available for different platforms such as SDE for Eclipse, NetBeans, Sun ONE, Oracle JDeveloper, JBuilder, IntelliJ IDEA, WebLogic Workshop, and Microsoft Visual Studio. Overall, Visual Paradigm for UML stands out as an excellent software tool for UML modeling and software development.
You can use this UML modeling software to draw all types of class diagrams, reverse code, generate code from diagrams and produce documentation. In addition, the UML CASE tool also comes with a wealth of supplementary resources such as UML tutorials, interactive demonstrations, and projects.
The feature list of Visual Paradigm for UML is impressive, including support for the latest UML 2.1 standard. This includes business process diagrams, mind mapping, requirement modeling with automatic generation of requirement IDs, event-driven process chain diagrams, organization charts, and more.
The software also offers new features such as better annotation for sequence diagrams, better navigation between operations and sequence diagrams, and support for callout and freehand shape. Moreover, users can create translated copies of model with the Nicknamer feature, use the User Interface Designer, and implement Java roundtrip engineering.
Additionally, Visual Paradigm for UML supports reverse engineering for Java, C++, XML, .NET exe/dll, CORBA IDL, Python and code generation from models/diagrams. Other noteworthy features include EJB diagram and code generation, DFD and ORM support, database generation and reverse engineering, and modeling collaboratively with VP Teamwork Server, CVS, Subversion, and Perforce.
Visual Paradigm for UML also boasts impressive reporting capabilities, automatic diagram layout and rerouting, and the ability to export diagrams to various file formats such as JPG, PNG, SVG, EMF, and PDF. Furthermore, access to floating licenses has recently been added.
Finally, there are several UML tools/plugins available for different platforms such as SDE for Eclipse, NetBeans, Sun ONE, Oracle JDeveloper, JBuilder, IntelliJ IDEA, WebLogic Workshop, and Microsoft Visual Studio. Overall, Visual Paradigm for UML stands out as an excellent software tool for UML modeling and software development.
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