By the way this is pretty cool: Structure101. Last week there was an interesting talk hosted by the "Zurich Developers .NET User Group" with the topic of "Rediscovering ![2056634_300[1]](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEgF7yV7lth9p0ck0cvAQjcgZ7g0D0L4lzJoIJaXpeOOLc-1By8-ABbvAmhZbi_GRwT4gCohyphenhyphen4AWG55KXrJkepn-l6RJWOR7X0i8s1ho19vND5GjwReu1xCp5N3ujXJykF26NOeH/?imgmax=800 "2056634_300[1]")
Modularity", which was to a great extent about the above software architecture management tool. Aside from the fact that I managed to walk into a glass wall, [yes, really, quite the classic!], it was a great event and quite informative. And now I'm seriously considering giving the tool a try as it seems to be possibly what I've been looking for, for a while… If anyone here is using it/ ends up using it please let me know.
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Friday, May 24, 2013
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