March 2004 - Posts

• Short lived and long lived Class Diagrams

  While building the Class Designer we envisioned two scenarios where a developer would create a class diagram for an existing project. In the first scenario, the diagrams are short-lived. In this case, a developer may want to gain understanding of some Read More... Posted Saturday, March 27, 2004 4:47 PM by R.Ramesh | 1 Comments

• Class Designer in Whidbey and UML

  The Class Designer is not a UML tool but uses the UML notation where it makes sense. The primary audience for this tool is the Visual Studio developer. The underlying meta-model behind the Class Designer is the CLR Type System and not the UML meta-model. Read More... Posted Saturday, March 06, 2004 5:32 PM by R.Ramesh | 23 Comments

• A class diagram image

  Keith Short , one of the architects in our team, just beat me to putting a Class Diagram image out. You can see a screenshot of the diagram here . Read More... Posted Friday, March 05, 2004 10:29 PM by R.Ramesh | 7 Comments

• Class Designer Feature in Whidbey

  Hello. My name is Ramesh Rajagopal. I am part of the team that is building the Class Designer - a very cool tool in Whidbey. The class designer tool lets you create Class Diagrams for the static structures in your Visual Studio projects and assemblies. Read More... Posted Friday, March 05, 2004 10:24 PM by R.Ramesh | 20 Comments