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Anyone who tried it, how does it compare to Excalidraw?
by MitPitt 4y ago
Anyone who tried it, how does it compare to Excalidraw?
- jgalentine007 4y agoThey seem to be clones of each other. Not sure which came first.
- simonmales 4y agoI heard of Excalidraw first. And a quick browse of GitHub leads to me believe that Excalidraw was first. I've only used Excalidraw, and it's my go-to. But I follow Steve on Twitter as it's fun to see what's he is excited about.
- steveruizok 4y agoI actually contributed to Excalidraw, it’s a great project! They also use my ink (MIT licensed perfect-freehand library) for their pen tool. While tldraw mostly grew out of another project of mine (globs.design), I took a lot of inspiration from Excalidraw’s feature set. We’ve since caught up with eachother on a bunch of features (sticky notes, labels) and hopefully will continue to trade tips and features as separate open source projects.
- simplify 4y agoExcalidraw is one of my favorite tools, and for diagramming it's much better. I'm also a happy subscriber to their private collaborative workspaces features. With that said, I look forward to tldraw's library getting open sourced, and discovering what's possible to build with it.