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The first sentence of the main site is "D2: Declarative Diagramming - A modern language that turns text to diagrams", followed by multiple code snippets and the resulting diagrams.
I click the thingy and don't see that, I know D2 as the big language split for Dlang, I click around, I still can't tell what this is.
This has been my issue with PlantUML and Mermaid. The routing tends to blow up when you have a bunch of lines that run out to a thing (i.e. rather than snaking together they just go everywhere).
How does D2 handle larger diagrams with lots of connections? This has been my issue with PlantUML and Mermaid. The routing tends to blow up when you have a bunch of lines that run out to a thing (i.e. rather than snaking together they just go everywhere).
Tangential, do LLMs generate D2 code as easily as Mermaid and do tools like Github and Confluence render them?
Yes
>and do tools like Github and Confluence render them?
No
So is TALA[1] continuing to be developed and/or being open sourced? [1] https://github.com/terrastruct/TALA