I recently found out from Brian Randell that the class diagramming support found in almost every edition of Visual Studio 2005 was inherited from Team Edition for Software Architects.
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The core class diagramming functionality was deemed so critical that it was pushed all the way back down into Visual Studio 2005 Standard! And it's the real thing, with complete two-way editing support and all of the other trimmings that are provided for the other diagram types in the Architect edition.I was reminded how nifty the class diagramming functionality is when I saw it used in this sample implementation of a ZIP class for .NET 2.0. So I set out to duplicate that diagram.UML is a more formal representation. If you're not familiar with UML, try these brief tutorials:
Kennesaw UML Tutorial
Borland's Practical UML: A Hands-On Introduction for Developers
Trireme UML Tutorial
If you want UML diagrams in Visual Studio 2005, you can use the "Visio and UML Modelling" support included in every Team System Edition. However, it's not integrated into the normal install. You'll need to install "Microsoft Office Visio for Enterprise Architects", which is in the \Visio folder of the product DVD.
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