Are there any good (preferably free) OO modelling apps for Mac OS X?

+1 A:

Do you mean free UML tools? If so, I really like JUDE community edition. The UML is certainly language agnostic, but the import/export features assume Java.

Wikipedia actually has a list of UML tools, some that should be usable on OSX.

Google found VP UML.

duffymo 2008-12-28 16:46:22

+2 A:

Once KDE4 is running really well on the Mac you should be able to use the excellent Umbrello tool.

2008-12-28 16:49:40

Why would you run KDE4 on the Mac? Talk about a few steps backward.

Stephen Cox 2008-12-28 18:55:02

Stephen Cox: perhaps in order to use some KDE software, like Umbrello UML modeller?

Ali A 2008-12-28 19:26:25

+1 A:

OmniGraffle does a nice job.

Charlie Martin 2008-12-28 19:11:32

Does OmniGraffle stub out code?

ceretullis 2008-12-28 20:44:09

No, omnigraffle won't stub out code to the best of my knowledge. But the diagrams are really pretty :-)

2008-12-31 15:05:15

A:

I can recommend Umbrello, mentioned in another answer. I have also used ArgoUML, which is pretty good too.

Ali A 2008-12-28 19:25:18

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