I like the way you phrased that, “…formal process”. I started UML in 1999 (a couple years after the industry release). When I started, I was looking for faster ways to learn. Scott Ambler was one of my mentors on the subject. When UML 2.x came out around 2003, it really took off, and a friend of mine from Japan, introduced me to Sparx EA. I started in ArgoUML, but moved to Sparx and never looked back. Now I help companies in System and Software Architecture/Engineering and receive many challenges from Modelers, thus the reason for this channel today. Keep me posted on challenges you have. We attempt to expose “a formal process” in our playlist on Model-Driven Anything”, ruclips.net/p/PLB12uLQxqtuVJQYxCsmnsTWnq5YjwGT-X More to come, Thank you
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Most interesting. I have so many books on UML (admittedly, most are from my father's collection) but can't seem to get the hang of the formal process.
I like the way you phrased that, “…formal process”. I started UML in 1999 (a couple years after the industry release). When I started, I was looking for faster ways to learn. Scott Ambler was one of my mentors on the subject. When UML 2.x came out around 2003, it really took off, and a friend of mine from Japan, introduced me to Sparx EA. I started in ArgoUML, but moved to Sparx and never looked back. Now I help companies in System and Software Architecture/Engineering and receive many challenges from Modelers, thus the reason for this channel today. Keep me posted on challenges you have. We attempt to expose “a formal process” in our playlist on Model-Driven Anything”, ruclips.net/p/PLB12uLQxqtuVJQYxCsmnsTWnq5YjwGT-X
More to come,
Thank you