3 ms·
Nice to see Graphviz trending. I created http://agile.pics http://agile.pics a couple years ago based on the .js graphviz library. The site is a thin wrapper
by afomi 10y ago
Nice to see Graphviz trending.
I created http://agile.pics http://agile.pics a couple years ago based on the .js graphviz library.
The site is a thin wrapper that renders Graphviz of Sequence Diagrams from GitHub gists.
Example: http://www.agile.pics/gist/163647fe40ae4911e469 http://www.agile.pics/gist/163647fe40ae4911e469
- doug1001 10y ago> Nice to see Graphviz trending agree completely; GraphViz is extraordinary. for intance, Yifan hu (U Florida faculty, i think) maintains a spectacular gallery of very large graphs comprised of millions of nodes, all rendered using GraphViz (persisted and input to GraphViz as incidence matrices): http://yifanhu.net/GALLERY/GRAPHS/index2.html http://yifanhu.net/GALLERY/GRAPHS/index2.html The graphs in the gallery i liked to above were rendered using sfdp, one of the 5-6 layout engines in GraphViz, and which is the GraphViz engine of choice for very large undirected graphs not limited to a particular layout geometry