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by keithnoizu
5462 days ago
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Hm. I like sketching out my initial architecture in diagram mode before digging into the code. Forward and reverse engineering saves a bit of time and it's easier to play with various approaches at the class/model level. I think it boils down to personal preference although I can't help but believe that some up front planning (uml or otherwise) is going to be more consistantly effective than just jumping in and coding. No matter how many WIMP type questions you avoid. |
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Someone (I think Martin Fowler) suggested spending 2-3 days upfront sketching the big architectural points. I generally think that is a good idea.
But I do like OP's analogy of UML being used to make the maps that us programmers will use.
I guess I am looking forward to the day when we don't have to make our maps manually.