MySQL has a UML tool that also can reverse engineer the existing tables.
It is free (of course 
) and you can grab it from here: http://dev.mysql.com/workbench/
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Nuby on Rails- Lessons Learned from Three Years of PeepCodeToday marks three years of PeepCode Screencasts and the beginning of the fourth. So we’re running a one-day sale! Last week I recorded a presentation for the Oxente Rails where I pontificate on some of the things I’ve learned about business over the past few years. Here’s the presentation video (it’s about 30 minutes long): Transcript […]
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