I've tried few options like draw.io, creately, gliffy, etc.
I want to know which tool your engineering team is using and how is it better than others?
Which tool do you use for making software engineering diagrams?
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Re: Which tool do you use for making software engineering diagrams?
#2Pen and paper/whiteboard, Moqups, and Visio.
Re: Which tool do you use for making software engineering diagrams?
#3For my own use, I use pen and paper (for program design/brainstorming) and Inkscape if I need to have a diagram in a document (occasionally I use emacs' artist mode and ditaa for fun, too). At work, we use (org-wide) LucidCharts, which is decent enough at what it does (online diagramming tool with good collaboration abilities, can be embedded easily)
Re: Which tool do you use for making software engineering diagrams?
#4Here are few tools I found -
Gliffy - gliffy.com
Draw.io - draw.io
Creately - creately.com
RealtimeBoard - realtimeboard.com
LucidChart - lucidchart.com
Bubbl - bubbl.us
Textografo - textografo.com
Smartdraw - smartdraw.com
Edrawsoft - edrawsoft.com
Microsoft Visio
I've not used all of them. Looking for suggestions (preferably free tool).
Re: Which tool do you use for making software engineering diagrams?
#5you can use dia on linux, or graphviz (if you configure),
here the gallery http://www.graphviz.org/Gallery.php
Re: Which tool do you use for making software engineering diagrams?
#6For my own use, I use pen and paper (for program design/brainstorming) and Inkscape if I need to have a diagram in a document (occasionally I use emacs' artist mode and ditaa for fun, too). At work, we use (org-wide) LucidCharts, which is decent enough at what it does (online diagramming tool with good collaboration abilities, can be embedded easily)
I also use pen and paper a lot. Found Pencil (https://github.com/evolus/pencil) which is similar to Inkscape (UI/UX is little better).
Will check LucidCharts for teams.