Maybe you have the same beef with UML-tools that I have:
UML models themselves can be tremendously useful. But using UML means either you do it with pen & paper,
which suffers the problem of not being digital and being severly constrained by your ability to draw nice little pictures or you use a UML-tool.

The problem with those tools is they force you to use an interface which can not be fully controllable via a keyboard and therefore you have to use a mouse and that makes the whole process really SLOW.

Now I found a tool which allows me to bang out many diagram types with high speed. It has it’s bugs and limitations but it is the first UML-tool I want to use.
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