How I build better software with UML diagrams in Miro

Join René Kann, Software Engineer at Miro, as he uses Miro to build software with his team. Learn how he centralizes work with Miro boards for documentation and task tracking, visualizes processes with UML diagrams, and uses handy tools like Layers and Miro AI to communicate better with his team and speed up testing workflows.

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[lukkea]

I love this kind of demo - real use of Miro by an expert user. Very helpful, thank you René.

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Would be great to link tickets to this board and then have a kanban board where all issues are linked back to the board (that can be done in ClickUp, but miro's board is just much nicer and feature rich)

[carlosgarita]

Is there a course that teaches how to do that?

[billwerkdataanalytics]

would you do the same with logical trees ?

[darrenw]

Only the component diagram is a UML diagram. The activity diagram is a UML diagram but adding screenshots is effectively breaking the rules of an activity diagram. How does someone perform an activity when there is a screenshot as part of the flow? I was interested in seeing how these diagrams were entered into Miro but if you are saying they are effectively built but using the primitive shapes in Miro then that is a lot of effort to create them. Are you expecting people to create a sequence diagram by building this up one bit at a time rather than the tool knowing what a sequence diagram is? If that is the case then Miro is not enforcing the rules on UML diagrams and will let users do anything they like. It is simular to pay MS Paint supports UML - just spend hours making diagrams yourself using the basic paint features.