The class and object diagrams are so detailed, describing elements such as interfaces and attributes, that translating UML notation into actual programming code is a virtual no-brainer.

In our third installment on UML we'll show you how to use sequence diagrams as a tool in your application development and an understanding of object interaction.

The two screenshots below show a UML diagram and a Naked Objects user representation of a prototype Conference Management system produced that same afternoon in just a couple of hours, by a group of ...

Several design patterns are defined to make systems more flexible and extensible. The main goal of this work is to show how the representation of these kind of patterns, which we refer to as ...