You already know that I dropped Drupal to move to WordPress but this doesn’t mean I’m very happy to report on people talking about the benefits (or disadvantatges) of using UML and MDE/modeling in general in their professional life.
In this case, Lin Clark explains how she thinks UML sequence diagrams are helping her work on the next Drupal version. A couple of extracts from the post: “Module interactions are the most important and most difficult part of Drupal to understand. Using a lightweight, slightly tweaked version of the UML sequence diagram has helped me understand these interactions more.” and “I believe that in many ways, doing a sequence diagram is actually a better sprint activity than a lot of the things we sprint on because it can be a more interactive process.” Again, very happy to read posts like this.
FNR Pearl Chair. Head of the Software Engineering RDI Unit at LIST. Affiliate Professor at University of Luxembourg. More about me.
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