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Which Software Modeling Tools Do Developers Choose?

by Tom Welsh

This is the third in a series of articles based on Cutter's June 2003 survey investigating the use of software modeling tools. In the previous installment, I discussed which modeling methods and software development processes organizations prefer and what they think of UML. As it turns out, more than half of the survey's 182 respondents are using UML and believe that it suits their needs.

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Which Software Modeling Tools Do Developers Choose? November 2003

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