QUOTE(skyhawk133 @ 22 Jul, 2008 - 10:29 AM)

I'm gonna move this to Software Development and Feature it.
Cool, thanks.
QUOTE(josiahb @ 22 Jul, 2008 - 09:53 AM)

I share some of the sentiments expressed in the article, but most of it just reads like a typical troll (which is to be expected from The Register).
I think flowcharts can certainly be taken too far, but they can also be a lot of help. I spent weeks trying to write code to enforce the rules in a checkers game I was working on. Eventually I dug up Freemind, and within half an hour I had the logic all figured out in a series of bubbles and lines.

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I ask about Telelogic Rhapsody because that's what I guess a lot of people use where I work (well, where I intern). My boss is trying to get me to use it, so I'm installing it now. I'll tell you guys how it goes!
QUOTE(Nova Dragoon @ 22 Jul, 2008 - 10:48 AM)

I use a combo of two free programs umbrello and dia, they are not as full featured as most commercial tools, but get the job done pretty well most of the time for me.
Thanks, Umbrello looks interesting. I've used Dia before, but it made me do too much work (drawing bubbles, connecting them, etc). I'm not really that lazy, but I hate micromanaging.

Edit: Ahhhh I'm suddenly reminded why I don't like proprietary software. Apparently the license server is down.
I'm playing around with
Violet UML Editor for now.
This post has been edited by Tom9729: 22 Jul, 2008 - 10:40 AM