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You might want to use Slime UML in the following situations:
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You bought this $$$ hyper feature-stuffed modeling tool and started
modeling. Then it happened: your client wanted the new release fast,
with more features, whatever; you started coding like a devil and
managed to catch the release date. But the sourcecode
has not much in common with the original design diagrams. Use
Slime UML to update them automatically.
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You're a small company and can't afford $5000
for your 20 developers, but still want a good process and high-quality
documentation. You won't have to spend $100 000 for Slime and it might
cover 100% of your needs.
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There's this Java code from ancient times;
somehow it works, but no one really understands it. Throw it on a
Slime UML diagram, autolayout, see the structures, create diagrams
on certain aspects of collaboration in the framework. Try it; it'll
cost you less than 1 hour.
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You found this great open source library at the Apache site; it does
exactly what you need, but - library documentation
is poor. Analyze it with Slime, contribute your diagrams to
the open source community.
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You spent heaps of money on the Nr. 1 modeling tool. But your developers
don't like it. They find it oversized, sluggishly reacting
and all the time tell you stories about extreme programming. Try it
the JUnit-way; do a bit of modeling, a bit of programming, a bit of
testing. Fast and efficient. Give them Slime UML.
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You finished this project for your client and it works excellent.
Now the client asks for better documentation;
there's not much time and budget left to spend months on documenting
the stuff. With Slime UML you can produce good results in a couple
of days.
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