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Monday, April 19, 2004
.NET: Keith Short's Article on Non-UML in Whitehorse
Whitehorse is a set of visual designers that will release with Visual Studio Whidbey. Some of you may already have seen the Class Designer because it was part of the PDC demos and sessions. The other designers: the Service Designer and Logical Data Center Designer, will be seen at TechEd 2004 in May.
There has been a lot of talk and questions about why these designers are not UML-based. Keith Short just recently blogged about Microsoft's UML support and emergence of domain specific languages (DSL). This article is a very good read if you're interested in the reasoning behind Whitehorse's move towards DSL and the features that it will enable over standard UML based tools.
There has been a lot of talk and questions about why these designers are not UML-based. Keith Short just recently blogged about Microsoft's UML support and emergence of domain specific languages (DSL). This article is a very good read if you're interested in the reasoning behind Whitehorse's move towards DSL and the features that it will enable over standard UML based tools.
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