EnClass is a free tool to easily create UML class diagrams with full C# and Java language support. The user interface is designed to be simple and user-friendly for easy and fast development. Properties, enums, delegates and other language specific elements are fully supported with strict syntactical and semantical verification. Design your application with just a few clicks - the main goal is to provide a simple but powerful class designer that is very intuitive to use. Diagram styles help you to create professional looking diagrams, just like in Visual Studio or other commercial products. Furthermore, you can generate code from your models or you can also import classes from existing .NET assemblies. Please note, EnClass is far from complete. There are many missing features that are planned for future versions. But if you have an idea, please share your thoughts in one of the listed support pages. This version has been modified and improved.

• Full C# and Java support with many language specific elements
• Simple and easy to use user interface
• Inline class editors with syntactic parsers for easy and fast editing
• Source code generation
• Reverse engineering from .NET assemblies (thanks to Malte Ried)
• Configurable diagram styles
• Printing / saving to image
• Multilingual user interface
• Mono support for non-Windows users
• Reverse engineering from C# source file (thanks to Samuel Didier)
• Source code generation with C# formatting (thanks to Samuel Didier)

To compile the project, you will need Visual Studio 2015. (It might work with older versions of Visual Studio if you create a new solution file. But this is not tested.)

Original Version : Author: Balazs Tihanyi (btihanyi users.sourceforge.net) Homepage: http://nclass.sourceforge.net/support.html

Modified Version : Author: Samuel DIDIER Homepage: https://github.com/SamiDidier/NClass

Modified Version : Author: Carl Christerson Homepage: https://github.com/carlcnx/EnClass

The latest version with full source code is always available at SourceForge or github. You can submit bug reports, feature requests or other suggestions on the SourceForge tracking system, or you can contact the author via e-mail. Please send your feedback to improve this library.

EnClass is totally free and licensed under the GNU General Public License.