It is time to stop this non sense. If you look at my first post did you
ever find EclipseUML or Omondo ? No, you don't. This is post on modeling
focusing on the use of UML in an agile project. I also tried to explain
how to use UML modeling in an agile methodology giving some tips and
tricks.
Please note that I have only provided few links to explain our vision
because no other link are available today.
What happened ? You intentionally attack me personally and my company !!
You said:
" Feel free to keep digging a deeper and deeper hole though, just be
careful you don't fall in and have the hole collapse in on you."
"So this is a completely bogus assertion as well."
"so this statement is confusing to the extreme."
" My patience with this type of behavior has run pretty thin. Couldn't
you grind your ax elsewhere?"
"Your sermons are very confusing even to experts, so I'm not sure how you
hope to clarify anything for anyone."
" Pigs?"
" How is it that UML can be learned in a few hours, but Ecore would take
years? These assertions are just absurd..."
" Yet your note is rife with off site links."
" Likely it's more of a problem in your mind than in reality."
" I doubt you're the least bit sorry."
" It seems to me that you're confusing them, but I'm not."
" so the premise of you argument appears to be entirely false."
" All this is just "The World According to Vlad" while you make it out to
be something carved in stone tablets handed down to us on a high mountain."
" Of course I really don't agree with the assertion nor do I understand
your line of reasoning. I'm not sure anyone does."
" What an odd perspective."
" But that's a general sweeping statement to which Omondo's technology is
somehow an exception. According to Vlad..."
"Yet another assertion. Facts and opinions are different things."
"This is all such totally circular reasoning with the one and only purpose
being to promote your proprietary technology. "
I think I was really nice and try to open new frontiers to traditional
modeling.
I have a question for you Ed. Do you hate UML ?