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Re: UML IS REALLY IMPORTANT .... or not?




On Jul 21, 2007, at 00:56 , Michael Hall wrote:


On Jul 20, 2007, at 4:17 PM, Paul Cunningham wrote:


I expect that this approach terrifies a lot of people. A lot of developers get upset about "too many moving parts". But this is the nature of dynamic applications and this kind of thing happens to you all the time in the Real World. I say go with the flow and embrace programming techniques that support this style of programming.

I'm afraid we're in danger of taking this UML thread off-topic to java.

Java-as-language, but not Java-as-platform. There are a lot of new languages that can be compiled into Java bytecode and some of them are dynamic (I'm not following much that thread, but I'm sure of that).


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