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Binding: Hardcover
Dewey Decimal Number: 005.1
EAN: 9780321267979
ISBN: 0321267974
Label: Addison-Wesley Professional
Manufacturer: Addison-Wesley Professional
Number Of Items: 1
Number Of Pages: 496
Publication Date: May 29, 2005
Publisher: Addison-Wesley Professional
Sales Rank: 519289
Studio: Addison-Wesley Professional
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Rating:  - Sorry, I am not using UML directlly. I am using tools which supports UML.
When I am using tools supported UML, I often search key concept with this book. Because this book is an user guide.
I made some sequence charts, so I use some functions of UML.
I can not understand which architecture is good or not.
I think there are little idea about that.
Rating:  - Terrible book - don't waste your time & money
I don't know what people who would review this book well are thinking. These authors may be good at creating the UML, but terrible at explaining it. The sentences are packed with words they haven't explained - or uncommon uses of words that really have no meaning, unless you are already a UML expert. I can't imagine a more poorly written text.
Rating:  - Waste of money.
Book is complete waste of money. Find more prevalent information online. Not really a required book. Not used at all.
Rating: - Misleading tutorial on UML 2.0
I picked up this book as a way to familiarize myself with the changes to UML in UML 2.0, which are extensive, as I found the OMG specification nearly impenetrable. I had liked the first edition, though I too felt Fowler's Distilled was a much better intro to give to students and engineers learning UML for the first time. This edition, though, does not meet expectations. The typos and bad references throughout are bad enough. Join that with a complete lack of real-world design examples, poor organization, ... Read More
Rating: - Hi Mr. Book Disposal
Start reading Chapter 1 of this book for even just the first few pages, and for various topics, it will say to go to future Chapters. If you take a look at those future chapters, there will be notes on the side telling you to go back to Chapter 1 or to other chapters. You can run into infinite loops or dead ends not really picking up anything. It is possible to maybe find what you were looking for, or find that the explanation for it is just not sufficient.
If I'm trying to look for a topic ... Read More
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