Wow - I'm smitten with the Class Designer in Visual Studio 2005

I've been in a all day walk-through of Visual Studio 2005 Team System.  I'm not sure which parts I should be talking about. Since I come mostly from an architecture background - I think I'm mostly taken by the Class Designer.

I prefered Together in my C++/Java days, just balked about performance mostly.

Now we have a UML tool built seemlessly into VS and performance is quite snappy.  Oh, if you hated blocking everything out in a class diagram first, then having your tool generating the stub code, VS.NET 2005 has a solution for you.  Now you can do it in reverse if you'd like.  Just quickly stub out the classes and interfaces in code - then let the VS.NET 2005 Class Designer create your diagrams and maintain the relationships.   Very very nice...

// had to add an edit after I posted
// wife told me she couldn't understand my post - so thank her for making it more readable