Chapter 5
Modeling Tools
So far, we have assumed that domain stories are documented on a modeling canvas, e.g., a whiteboard or with software. Over the years, we have tried many different tools. We will now take a closer look at the available options, their advantages, and their disadvantages. First, we discuss analog tools. Then, we introduce some software tools. The chapter ends with a few tips for choosing a tool.
Modeling on Paper or Boards
Paper, flip charts, boards, etc., are cheap and ubiquitous modeling tools (see Figure 5.1). They work well for spontaneous modeling sessions with a small group of people. As there are some limitations too, we would like to give you our recommendations for modeling with the following:
Pen and paper ...
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