Mind map / flowcharts with automatic layouts that work
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Re: Mind map / flowcharts with automatic layouts that work
#2I've been using this for months now, and it's absolutely incredible.
I waste zero time re-organizing as I create charts, so I don't lose thoughts while trying to make sure the boxes are organized.
TIPS:
* F2 - change the caption on your shape
* F6 - update properties of the shape/connector
* Layouts - experiment with clustering to get cool insights!
Re: Mind map / flowcharts with automatic layouts that work
#3How is this superior to draw.io (or the open source library that underpins it)
Re: Mind map / flowcharts with automatic layouts that work
#4Isn't resharper using this for the diagrams?
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#5Just started playing with this and it looks terrific. Had a bit of trouble figuring out ungrouping once a group is created.
Re: Mind map / flowcharts with automatic layouts that work
#6How is this superior to draw.io (or the open source library that underpins it)
As far as I saw, draw io dors not do automatic layout. Would be very happy to be proven wrong
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#7I’ve been using yEd for about a decade. Any other graph editors pale in comparison.
Re: Mind map / flowcharts with automatic layouts that work
#8How is this superior to draw.io (or the open source library that underpins it)
As far as I saw, draw io dors not do automatic layout. Would be very happy to be proven wrong
The jgraph Java toolkit and mxgraph JavaScript library used in draw.io both support automatic layout even for quite large networks. From the draw.io gui I've never used it but I would be surprised if the possibility does not exist.
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#9I couldn’t find the price or
license on the web site. Is this free? How much does it cost?
Re: Mind map / flowcharts with automatic layouts that work
#10I couldn’t find the price or license on the web site. Is this free? How much does it cost?
yEd is freeware. You can see the license by clicking one of the download links. I guess they monetize it by licensing the underlying diagramming libraries to businesses from the looks of it.