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VisualPerspective
A diagram/modeling tool.
VisualPerspective is a modeling and diagram creation tool. It enables to create free diagrams but also semantic oriented ones (for instance UML diagrams), in order to run automatic processing (transformations, exports, parsing). There is currently no installer, so you should follow this procedure : http://enzweiler.info/visualperspective/002-installation.html You are very welcome to report any issue with VP. -
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Firefly UML
A free, easy-to-use and user-friendly Java-based UML editor.
...And the best thing is: once you have learned how to handle one type of diagram, you also have learned how to deal with the other diagram types, because they all follow the exactly same user interaction patterns. Besides being user-friendly, Firefly also offers powerful features which other free editors usually do not. For example, you can import your existing Java project into Firefly and generate nice-looking class diagrams within a matter of minutes. You can also go the other way around and export your model as skeleton Java code.
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