This is in relation to plantuml/backlog#16, as i don't know if it's used much in UML in general. But when building a system that includes both hardware and software, and many diagrams I find it useful to make a frame like figure 1 in this article.
It's just an indicator to what kind of diagram it is, what the name of the diagram is, and what usecase it applies to.
This is in relation to plantuml/backlog#16, as i don't know if it's used much in UML in general. But when building a system that includes both hardware and software, and many diagrams I find it useful to make a frame like figure 1 in this article.
It's just an indicator to what kind of diagram it is, what the name of the diagram is, and what usecase it applies to.