On International Noodle Day 2017<\/em><\/a>, we celebrate this humble food universally eaten worldwide.\u00a0 There, are of course, variants, rice, wheat, eggs in various proportions, wholemeal noodles with a higher fibre content and noodles made from courgettes for people who want the convenience of a noodle without the carbs.<\/p>\n Now trying to put a product slant on Noodle Day may appear tricky. We’ve opted for pointing out that Cradle comes in many variants too<\/a>! From Single user Requirements Management<\/em> to Multi User Enterprise Product Lifecycle design and control<\/em>.<\/p>\n So whether today you choose to have them from a pot with boiling water as a lunch time snack or coated in sesame oil and chilli with chicken and shredded pak-choi for your evening meal. Enjoy a Noodle<\/em> today! #InternationalNoodleDay<\/p>\n Now whether you see a Noodle<\/em> as a type of Pasta<\/em> or Pasta<\/em> as a type of Noodle<\/em> is a topic for debate. World Pasta Day<\/a> celebrates the multi variants of this card dish. These opinions can be seen as different\u00a0 viewpoints on the same data (the flour \/ egg \/ oil in the recipe). Unlike the traditional classic functional modelling, where the diagram is king, in SysML<\/a> data is prime. SysML diagrams<\/a> allow you to show different views on the same data, unlike classic models they don’t need to tell the whole story or balance in the same way.\u00a0 Different user groups may choose to focus on different aspects of the same project and have the same underlying stereotypes, but offer a different top level perspective in their diagram.<\/p>\nDifferent Views<\/h3>\n