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Bonus points for the name! Happy little diagrams. I do think that creating and updating these kind of diagrams would be quite tedious. I'd take a DSL (PlantUML
by maartenh 5y ago
Bonus points for the name! Happy little diagrams.
I do think that creating and updating these kind of diagrams would be quite tedious. I'd take a DSL (PlantUML, Graphviz, Structurizr) over graphical tools though. At $JOB we also use Miro at the moment, and that tool has a way to see changes since your last visit. I'd much rather be able to approve a change in a diagram via a pull request review.
That makes me wonder, do any of you know about content management systems that are GUI based, but are able to have a pull-request like workflow?
- faeyanpiraat 5y agowould a graphical highlight of the changes on the images help?
- maartenh 5y agoGiven the type of operations one could do such as moving, changing and deleting pieces, that might be quite tricky. With text, it might be relatively easy to compare the final states. In case of free-form graphics, that could be a lot harder!
- faeyanpiraat 5y agoyou can diff images just like text. place them over eachother and compare pixels. Example: https://imgur.com/a/s3LF3cM https://imgur.com/a/s3LF3cM
- eurasiantiger 5y agoDSL all the way for this. Imagine refactoring ASCII art.