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Fun with UML Anonymous 08/29/15 (Sat) 21:31:56 b37d88 No.3161

Greetings "fam". I'm currently learning about UML in my software engineering class to start out the semester.

Does this have any practical application out in the field? Or are all my hours spent making these god forsaken diagrams for nothing?

Anonymous 09/03/15 (Thu) 20:34:15 a2e74c No.3191

UML as a formalized entity is largely useless. It was trendy for a little bit in the '90s especially with Java shops and a favorite of managers who wanted to pretend they were developers. It's in the same category of "why did people formalize this" as design patterns (quick, name more than three, singleton doesn't count).

Anonymous 09/03/15 (Thu) 20:47:51 892171 No.3192

>>3191

Abstrace Factory

Proxy

Iterator

Fucking useless university degree. But I had to learn C and website programming on my own

Anonymous 09/26/15 (Sat) 03:19:24 cdd1b1 No.3279

>>3161

>Does this have any practical application out in the field?

> Or are all my hours spent making these god forsaken diagrams for nothing?

Sorry.