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Why not put this thing online, real Collab mode? Just have each session with a different uuid in the URL, so that one can share it with other team... Full priva
by mndgs 4y ago
Why not put this thing online, real Collab mode? Just have each session with a different uuid in the URL, so that one can share it with other team... Full private mode could be smth one would need to pay for, to fund hosting costs.
(Real lazy to compile the client each time just to do colab work on UMLs)
- mndgs 4y agoIf the author agrees and provided the other dependants (the two sites this is built upon) don't mind, I can put a little backend for this. Not too difficult.
- AlexITC 4y agoActually, both dependencies are specified: 1. https://github.com/ether/etherpad-lite https://github.com/ether/etherpad-lite 2. https://plantuml.com/ https://plantuml.com/ -> go to the bottom, there is an editor that renders the diagram, collabuml uses such a public api. I'm happy to provide details about running etherpad if necessary. > I can put a little backend for this. Not too difficult. Etherpad is the collaborative backend, plantuml is the uml renderer (there is a way to run a server with this).
- AlexITC 4y ago> Why not put this thing online, real Collab mode? Just have each session with a different uuid in the URL, so that one can share it with other team I'm not sure how that would change much from its current behavior, you can put a random value at the url and work with it, actually, we have used the tool in my team several times. > Full private mode could be smth one would need to pay for, to fund hosting costs I used to have an text at the bottom of the page mentioning this, my idea was to get a couple of customers before investing considerable time in developing the tool, there is a lot that could be done! > (Real lazy to compile the client each time just to do colab work on UMLs) Do you mean compiling the text into the diagram?