It's really an amazing tool. It's like a whiteboard that allows you to describe processes in different ways with contextual information (images, links, bits of code, etc). I've been working on a complicated feature for my current project and it has been invaluable.
The only thing I'm missing is really a way to describe database models with relationships.
For example, we were able to hook up the JIRA plugin and actually build a dependency tree of features where each node is a JIRA ticket that updates its status live from JIRA.
Blew my mind when we first realized we could do that.
Has anyone used flowchart.fun for "architecture" diagrams? Which are similar to flowchart/mindmaps, but a bit different.
I'm trying to make something like this webapp diagram, but struggling: https://bezkoder.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/03/react-node-e...
Given the features I think it's a nice step up (flowchart.fun is $3/month) from an Open Source diagram tool like MermaidJS [1].
One suggestion: a link to the diagram-coding docs from the editor.
[1] Here's an example of how MermaidJS styles a flow chart:
I’m trying to figure out if you can embed the flow chart builder itself into a post/site.
I can imagine for some more complex topics, people would like to be able to move things around/play with the design.
If you're looking for something more along the lines of an embedded tweet, it may be possible to use the fullscreen export link in an iframe.
Perhaps Rob could chime in with more details. I'm not involved with Flowchart.fun, but I am a fan. Congratulations on shipping your latest release, Rob.
When I learned programming the idea was first draw a flowchart, then code it. I wonder if anybody does that any more.
No such layout `elk` found. Did you forget to import it and `cytoscape.use()` it?
