Free uml class diagram example software for mac

Dock Image Example 1.0 is considered as a convenient to use program which shows how to manipulate from your application (Objective-C/Cocoa) the image appearing in the Dock. With just a few lines of code, you can provide some feedback on your application state by changing the Dock's image. The example was made under OS 10.1 but should compile fine with OS 10.0

Requirements: Mac OS X Developer Tools

The plist class for REALbasic allows you to easily maintain an Apple-standard plist preferences file in your REALbasic application. With a wealth of methods to aid you, you can easily maintain plist files from the simple to the complex. The preferences are kept in memory. Therefore, when your application quits, just call the Save method and the preferences will be saved - its that easy!
Main features:
- Several Get methods for getting data
- Several Set methods for setting data
- Append methods for dealing with arrays
- Parent/child structure patterned after the FolderItem class.
Enhancements:
- [bug] Empty strings no longer return a carriage return. Thought I had squashed that bug in a previous version, but guess not.

Class Bingo 1.0 is quickly becoming one of the most popular card games in the world.

Class Bingo is a very simple application developed to help teachers play bingo with their students. Class Bingo prints out a page of random bingo numbers for class sizes from 25 to 99 for the teacher and prints out bingo sheets for the class members.

TextEdit Examples is a set of examples that shows how to perform various actions with AppleScript and TextEdit.

The package contains a functional script example and a nonfunctional script for syntax examples.

OS X Preferences Example is a REALbasic example that demonstrates the enabling of the Application menus Preferences menu item ONLY when in an OS X application (not OS 9/8, or the IDE).

Completly freeware for non-commercial use.

Use yEd to quickly create flow charts, UML diagrams, mind maps, and many other kinds of diagrams, graphs and networks.

Choose from a widerange of highly sophisticated layout algorithms to automatically arrange your diagrams in no time.
A intuitive and visually appealing user interface makes creating diagrams fun.
Once you are done with creating a diagram you can save, print or export it to popular formats like WMF, JPEG, GIF, XML, PNG or SVG.

Timing Diagram Symbols for Omnigraffle 1.0 is a simple and salutary stencil for Omnigraffle that helps you to draw timing diagrams

Requirements: Mac OS 10.3 or 10.4 Omnigraffle 3.2 or higher