I try hard not to be an immature commentator, but I've yet to see anybody think around a UML tool. And it's somehow ironic that I shut off 99.999% of the UML/OO world because reading anything about lisp/haskell/forth/prolog made my brain think a dozen orders of magnitude more than anything I did with UML, which finally was an effort that felt going somewhere.
All I remember about UML is useless semantic debates (activity vs states on time axis) or shallow bikesheeding sessions about UML profiles (we actually had hours "talking" about whether we should use plain or hollow dash.. I mean really) for clueless clients stuck in manual FTP workflows.
It's possible that these people were operating at higher thinking levels than I was capable of doing.. but even if so, I'd rather enjoy my own quirks and live in picolisp.
All I remember about UML is useless semantic debates (activity vs states on time axis) or shallow bikesheeding sessions about UML profiles (we actually had hours "talking" about whether we should use plain or hollow dash.. I mean really) for clueless clients stuck in manual FTP workflows.
It's possible that these people were operating at higher thinking levels than I was capable of doing.. but even if so, I'd rather enjoy my own quirks and live in picolisp.