Mitch Amiano <> writes:
<snip on agreement!/>
> BTW, I think UML's visualization of use-cases trivializes the
> concept and execution there-of. I'm more impressed with the
> effectiveness of XPers' user stories and Cockburn's
> approaches using structured narratives.
For the way most people practice use case I'd have to agree with you.
However, there is a school of thought (which we ascribe to and attempt to
practice) that takes use case to a lot lower levels and a lot more detail
while simultaneously embellishing it with simple class and activity diagrams
that certainly doesn't trivialize anything.
> (I still don't get the use-case for having the Reply-to go to
> an individual.)
Let's not go there again (sigh)....
