This is a little tangential, but I've wondered for a while if there's a better way to visualise the composition of software systems. Often, there's not only a single way to look at one: There's a user interaction flow through components, but those components also consist of hardware; the hardware might be virtual and composed of several, spread, sub-components, or even containers. You can go down this path pretty dee…
OpenFLOW – Quickly make beautiful infrastructure diagrams local to your machine
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#13This is a little tangential, but I've wondered for a while if there's a better way to visualise the composition of software systems. Often, there's not only a single way to look at one: There's a user interaction flow through components, but those components also consist of hardware; the hardware might be virtual and composed of several, spread, sub-components, or even containers. You can go down this path pretty dee…
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#16This is a little tangential, but I've wondered for a while if there's a better way to visualise the composition of software systems. Often, there's not only a single way to look at one: There's a user interaction flow through components, but those components also consist of hardware; the hardware might be virtual and composed of several, spread, sub-components, or even containers. You can go down this path pretty dee…
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#17Node version? Could not get it running with 22 or 24 on linux.
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#18Node version? Could not get it running with 22 or 24 on linux.
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#20https://github.com/mmastrac/stylus
It works by automatically changing CSS classes, and it looks like the underlying isoflow library should support this.