Electronic journal is a survivor for the ones who always forget bringing their journals with them, for the ones having problems with the concepts of design and UML styles, for the ones who need a mind map to thinking efficiently while brain-storming about problems or concepts of programming. e-Jo is not only for students but also for teachers and assistants. To observe the development process of students, to mark their works and to give feedback more efficiently; e-Jo is the right tool for you. The main functions of e-Jo are ease of design, quick access to previous records and guidance of students in the progress of programming. It’s coming soon…
I have been studying on this project for two months with in a group of 4 people. We are in implementation stage despite of the MayFest:) I have concentrated on the UML part. It is almost half done. Actually, details are a bit confusing and I have some difficulties with GUI. However, it is in process. The final demo will be ready at 25 May.
There is a very good guide which is prepared by Cay Horstmann from San Jose University. Violet is one of his works as a UML tool. I make use of his codes and I have modified it so as to be easier and more plain. It is not complicated as other tools ( ArgoUML, UMLet…). It is very user friendly, thanks to Cay Horstmann and GNU Public License.
