You won't believe how I use UML!

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I was taught that UML was for generating code and databases but now I use it exclusively to debug and refactor my own code!
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My name is Ombarus and I'm a programmer / game developer from Canada who moved to Japan and decided to try my own luck with game dev.
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Комментарии : 5

@pedroprobst5230 2 года назад

Woah... that's one thing I hated doing in my undergrad times.

@neuronic340 2 года назад

That's a good use case! I use PlantUML from time to time, it's pretty neat - You write the entities and their relationships as a series of commands and it generates the graph for you. There's a lot you can do with it but you do need to learn the syntax (the website has good documentation at least).

@collinvisser7108 2 года назад

Crazy, have not used it in a long time. I did it when I was working in JAVA. We used MS Visio. I think we had a plugin to export java code and create the database. Enjoy your videos; thx for making it. Debugging and reading other peoples' code is an excellent skill to have.

@KumsalObuz 2 года назад

Most people hate debugging because they don't understand or know what it really is.

@Ombarus 2 года назад

For me, part of it is that there's no satisfaction. When you add a new feature and it works you feel you've accomplished something.... when you're debugging it's just : "well, now it works, like it was supposed to from the beggining".