More and more companies define their data sources using JSONSchemas. This tool helps you to better understand JSONSchema specifications by visualizing them as UML class diagrams.
A common problem when modeling software systems is the lack of support to specify how to enforce privacy concerns in data models. In this post, we propose a profile to define and enforce privacy concerns in UML class diagrams. Models annotated with our profile can be used in model-driven methodologies to generate privacy-aware applications.
How do you choose the shapes and colors for the elements of your new domain-specific language? Why not asking the crowd of future users for their opinion? This is what we’ve done with surprising results.
Often, modeling tools are regarded as immature and therefore not ready for industrial adoption. Read on to see if there is any truth in this.
