The Huge Gap in Your Software Development Skills

“I know how to drive without looking at those stupid signs!”

Have you ever heard someone say that? I truly hope not. 🙂 
No one questions the need for drivers to understand traffic signs. 

Similarly, software developers should not skip learning UML. I’m not talking about mastering UML and learning all the nitty-gritty details. As I explained in my course, knowing too much UML can actually be counterproductive. Instead, I advocate for understanding the practical, useful bits of the standard visual language known as UML.

Without UML, we cannot build or understand complex systems. And if you’re working in a professional team, good luck trying to discuss every detail using emails or code snippets. While good old communication is still important, having a well-maintained and sufficiently detailed design document with clear UML diagrams is a must to finish your project successfully.

If you’re interested, here’s a friendly coupon for my course UML and Object-Oriented Design Foundations: https://learnwithkarl.teachable.com/purchase?product_id=5618770.

In this course, I’ll teach you exactly what you need to get started with designing complex systems using UML. The information presented in this relatively short course will serve you well throughout your career. In about 90 minutes, you can learn the most important, practical, and applicable UML diagrams and OOD concepts. 

Check out the course and the free previews, and decide for yourself. If you don’t enjoy it, you can ask for a refund—no hard feelings. But I highly doubt you won’t find this material useful.

See you inside!

Best regards,

Karoly Nyisztor

Senior Software Architect | Instructor