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We use excalidraw within our team at work. It's amazingly easy to produce diagrams to share business logic around. I might recommend this. My biggest pain is t
by conradludgate 5y ago
We use excalidraw within our team at work. It's amazingly easy to produce diagrams to share business logic around. I might recommend this.
My biggest pain is that we need to manage and share the drawings ourselves. I normally share a screenshot and I have a collection of .excalidraw files saved locally
- simonmales 5y agoPerhaps a collection of links? If you click the link icon in export. But yes, this sounds like what the paid feature will try and solve.
- mpwoz 5y agoDraw.io [1] (now diagrams.net I guess?) lets you export a .png file with the diagram embedded in the image. So you don't need to keep the original file, and even an old image from a wiki can be opened up and edited by anybody on the team without having to get the "diagram file" from the original author. Granted, I don't think it does collaboration so that may be a dealbreaker for you 1: https://app.diagrams.net https://app.diagrams.net