UML Lab

Even though there are many out there who want to build an application for their blog, product, service or business, more often than not, the substantial investment of time and money put them off. If you are new to this, then one approach is to organize and gradually tackle your workload by starting with a few smaller task.

UML Lab is a comprehensive IDE platform that enables you to get a kickstart with your software development project by providing you with flexible templates that are fully flexible and customizable.

Although it may take a few minutes, depending on your computer's resources, the setup is straightforward and should not give you any troubles. The utility comes with a stylish and modern GUI that is designed to display multiple smaller windows where you can analyze and edit the various components of your application.

You will be happy to learn that the tool enables you to work with different programming languages and environments by accessing the Perspective Function from the Window menu. You can keep all various instances opened and switch between projects with just one click.

The strong point of the tool stems from the fact that it relies on template languages such as Xtend or Xpand. Consequentially, you can take advantage of these utensils and generate codes for different programming languages.

It is worth mentioning that you can alter the source code at any time by using Code Styles and UML Profiles. In fact, thanks to the later function, the app saves a unique profile for you that enables you to customize the elements of a model effortlessly.

While its highlight is the fact that it can generate codes, a further noteworthy feature is the reverse of this process that allows you to create a new model or update an existing one using the source code.

On a side note, the application includes extensive tutorials and guides on how you can build a project from top to bottom in detail. If you even feel that you are stuck at any point, you should not hesitate to search for more information in the Help section.

In the eventuality that you are searching for a solution that allows you switch back and forth between the object-oriented model and the source code, then perhaps UML Lab might lend you a hand.