This blog post discusses how and when to use UML use cases in Agile Scrum projects. Use cases are more specific and they describe how your system will act. User stories are focused on the result and the benefit of the thing you’re describing. According to the author use cases shouldn’t be used in Agile …
This article explains how with the application of Agile and Lean principles on model-driven development, we will get an Agile approach for constructing the architecture of a new Market Server Capability (MSC)definition which will eliminate the duplication and inconsistency, while still maintaining a short implementation phase. The resulting architecture has a single modeling level, with …
Agile development often considers UML modeling a redundant tool/practice that needs to be abandonned. However, modeling can be an essential tool in big agile projects to improve communication and preserve high-level knowledge such as domain concepts, user roles and use cases, system composition/integration architecture, etc. Modeling is still immature and novice modelers might create models …
In this blog post Terry Quatrani discusses her vision of UML modeling in an Agile software development context. You only want to create enough diagrams to help you communicate and think out your problem.
This article shows how working with models will help you in an agile project. Models can help you explore existing code, discuss new design, clarify needs, define tests. They can also be used generate some of the code.