UML with VS 2010 Part 2: Organizing Features Into Use Cases
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In this screencast, Clint Edmonson presents an overview of using a UML use case diagram to brainstorm the scope and features of an application.
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The Discussion
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zigomir Useful, thanks!
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mrabuzer great.
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andresvillenas Very cool video!
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juan pardo Seria bueno que este tutorial tambien lo hicieran en español
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pet1202 Is there a high quality file available? I find it hard to get the full benefits from the medium quality file?
Thanks!
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Kurator Yay, HQ Content would be very useful - is there any chance to get it?
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UmaShankar Great. It was more useful fomme................
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clinted @pet1202: For some reason the link to the original file was dropped. It's there now.
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MathiRajan The video doesn't play!
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MathiRajan It works now!
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MairaIantas Very cool! :)
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Sirin cool :) really helpful
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pimsainnum Thank you for sharing this video.
I looking for design VS2010 with UML .
If possible every design with model it easy for understand. -
Shabbab Thanks.. excellent series to walk through from design bottom layer to up...
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showjan Useful, thanks!
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amr azab good start for any application
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quangdat useful,thanks ........
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Buddy James Great series!!
I'm about to write a blog about your videos.
Cheers!
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Humberto Muy buen video
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Olu Brilliant! - I know it was done ages ago but it is still relevant today. Easy to understand and nice example.