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Really nice idea, and when I worked as an architect I often wished for something like this. :) Some feedback: - Only show the top level information for each b
by davedx 7y ago
Really nice idea, and when I worked as an architect I often wished for something like this. :)
Some feedback:
- Only show the top level information for each block by default. So the front page of the example would have the "Lambda" block, but it would be empty until you click on it to drill into it. Otherwise it gets cluttered fast. I've seen some architecture diagrams that attempt to fit every single sub-sub-component into one "master" diagram, and it creates huge information overload.
- (This is more about the example than the UX, I think...) When drilling into it, as opposed to having source code functions or resources, it would be nice to see actual architectural components (like functional units of systems).
I love how it shows dependencies. Great work!
- Veuxdo 7y agoHey, thanks for this feedback. Does lowering the detail (using the control in the top-right) achieve a result like the one you describe, or would you like to see something even simpler (by default)?
- davedx 7y agoAha I completely missed that control. That's much better. I think for me it might be nice to have that as the default, because of the whole information overload thing. Great work!