Visual Paradigm for UML Modeler Edition For Linux

Visual Paradigm for UML Modeler Edition is a commercial and multi-platform graphical software that lets users generate source code from UML diagrams, draw all sorts of UML diagrams, reverse source code to UML models, and much more.

Key features include support for the latest UML (Unified Modeling Language) functionality, incremental round-trip engineering, HTML/PDF documentation and report generators, instant reverse for Java, XML, Dot NET exe/dll, C++, CORBA IDL, Rational Rose support, as well as Microsoft Visio, IntelliJ IDEA, Eclipse and NetBeans IDE (Integrated Development Environment) integration.

The software allows users to define key project vocabularies, review and comment on designs, add their own functions by developing plug-ins, analyze and specify system requirements by drawing a requirement diagram, work collaboratively and concurrently as a team, as well as to enjoy concurrent modeling with SVN, Perforce, CVS, ClearCase or Visual Paradigm Teamwork Server.

We strongly suggest users to go with the pre-build (Install Free) binary packages when using the 30-day trial version of Visual Paradigm for UML Modeler Edition, as it doesn’t require installation or the Java Runtime Environment.

To run the application, all you have to do is to extract the archive on a location of your choice and double-click the ‘Visual_Paradigm’ executable. You will be asked to buy enter a license or choose the 30-day free evaluation version.

The Modeler Edition of Visual Paradigm for UML is a platform-independent application written entirely in the Java programming language, which means that it supports all GNU/Linux distributions, as well as the Microsoft Windows and Mac OS X operating systems. The software has been successfully tested with both 64-bit and 32-bit hardware platforms.

As mentioned, Visual Paradigm for UML Modeler Edition is a commercial application that costs 99 USD (78 EUR). It is available for download as a 30-day trial version in various formats, as .sh installers or pre-built binary archives that contain ready-to-run executables. The latest version can be purchased from the project’s website or from within the application.