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Jonathan Nolen, Dir. of Developer Relations

Using Confluence for UML; 'Agile development needs agile documentation'

Jonathan Nolen, Dir. of Developer Relations
May 16, 2007

Peter Hilton wrote a terrific article about doing UML design inside of Confluence, instead of a heavy-weight UML authoring tool. As he so aptly says,

Agile software development needs agile documentation, and drawing UML in Confluence's Graphviz plug-in is way more agile than fiddling with vector drawing tools like Visio all day.

Find the whole article on the Lunatech site.

1 Comment(s)

FYI if you're doing UML inside Confluence and you don't like the manual graphviz notation, the Gliffy plugin/a> is probably a much better way to do this (and stay within the web browser).

By Mike Cannon-Brookes at May 16, 2007 6:22 PM

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