In this article, I will guide you step by step to create dynamic and interactive visual documentation using Diagram-as-Code tools. Instead of stati...
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I’ve used Plantuml with AWS icons in the past github.com/awslabs/aws-icons-for-p...
Plantuml is very versatile and has great tooling support with the IDEs providing preview capabilities.
Should I be considering this python library if I’m a Plantuml user?
Thanks for sharing it because I didn't know it.
I thought so. It is very brave for you to have put your work on the web. That’s always the best way to learn.
I see that you have mixed in mermaid in dev.to/r0mymendez/deploying-docs-a... 👌
All the best.
Really interesting, thank you. I couldn't work out how bitwise operator
>>was playing a part until I looked up and found that there's an operator overload at play here and this operator represents a connection aka edge between the components!Mermaid
Hello! If you check out my other article, you can see the implementation using Mermaid: dev.to/r0mymendez/deploying-docs-a...
Next step is to make it AI generated. Based on prompt
Yes! It is a good idea 💡
I am building a chart generator similar to this based on data and prompt. MakeChart.app
I like this because you can keep the diagram in the same repo, can always keep it up to date and anyone that clones the repo can have the diagram, I want to use it to diagram some workflows in my project.
Yes! It's a great idea because you can also track the evolution of the architecture over time. Plus, if you ever need to reuse a previous version of the diagram for another project, it's easy to do with Git's version control.
Nice one @r0mymendez
thanks for sharing
This approach is especially useful for creating and updating architectural and flow diagrams programmatically, particularly in cloud infrastructure environments like AWS.
Thanks for sharing about a grate product.
I was looking for something like this.
Thank you so much!
This is great
Absolutely incredible! 😻.
Do you know c4model.com/
No, I didn't know about it, but thanks for sharing it
Thanks for sharing the article! Very useful.
Thanks for sharing!
Thanks for sharing. I'm going to give this a try.
Good one. I will try this
Nice project
Nice read!
Thank you :)
Did this support export as SVG file?