Show HN: Ilograph – interactive architecture diagrams as code
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Re: Show HN: Ilograph – interactive architecture diagrams as code
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Thanks for the heads up, shame I missed that! It definitely doesn't sound very GDPR compliant. It’s dated before GDPR so clearly needs an update.
Re: Show HN: Ilograph – interactive architecture diagrams as code
#13Very cool! A bit disorienting due to information paralysis, but maybe if I'm the person creating it, or have already used to it, it will be ok. Suggestion: Don't overuse elevation (material design card). Actually, maybe you can remove the shadows and use standard diagram elements that Visio uses, and/or XKCD style.
Re: Show HN: Ilograph – interactive architecture diagrams as code
#14Very cool! A bit disorienting due to information paralysis, but maybe if I'm the person creating it, or have already used to it, it will be ok. Suggestion: Don't overuse elevation (material design card). Actually, maybe you can remove the shadows and use standard diagram elements that Visio uses, and/or XKCD style.
I think if they add some color coding to the resource groups in the diagram like google cloud style infrastructure diagrams it would make the diagrams much more readable and approachable.
Re: Show HN: Ilograph – interactive architecture diagrams as code
#15Some feedback:
- Only show the top level information for each block by default. So the front page of the example would have the "Lambda" block, but it would be empty until you click on it to drill into it. Otherwise it gets cluttered fast. I've seen some architecture diagrams that attempt to fit every single sub-sub-component into one "master" diagram, and it creates huge information overload.
- (This is more about the example than the UX, I think...) When drilling into it, as opposed to having source code functions or resources, it would be nice to see actual architectural components (like functional units of systems).
I love how it shows dependencies. Great work!
Re: Show HN: Ilograph – interactive architecture diagrams as code
#16One thing I noticed is when signing up with github, it requires read/write access to all repos. Does it write anything, or is that just the only access control github provides through the API?
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#17I don't begrudge a hosted or commercial product, but does anyone know of related open source projects?
Re: Show HN: Ilograph – interactive architecture diagrams as code
#18Really nice idea, and when I worked as an architect I often wished for something like this. :) Some feedback: - Only show the top level information for each block by default. So the front page of the example would have the "Lambda" block, but it would be empty until you click on it to drill into it. Otherwise it gets cluttered fast. I've seen some architecture diagrams that attempt to fit every single sub-sub-compone…
Re: Show HN: Ilograph – interactive architecture diagrams as code
#19I love it, excellent work! One thing I noticed is when signing up with github, it requires read/write access to all repos. Does it write anything, or is that just the only access control github provides through the API?
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#20Really nice idea, and when I worked as an architect I often wished for something like this. :) Some feedback: - Only show the top level information for each block by default. So the front page of the example would have the "Lambda" block, but it would be empty until you click on it to drill into it. Otherwise it gets cluttered fast. I've seen some architecture diagrams that attempt to fit every single sub-sub-compone…
Hey, thanks for this feedback. Does lowering the detail (using the control in the top-right) achieve a result like the one you describe, or would you like to see something even simpler (by default)?
Great work!