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If you're creating diagrams with graphvis, you're just coding on another language. The benefits of diagrams appear when you draw them by hand (or graphically by
by TuringTest 3y ago
If you're creating diagrams with graphvis, you're just coding on another language. The benefits of diagrams appear when you draw them by hand (or graphically by mouse).
- radicalbyte 3y agoI generate them: initially with my own generator (which is copyright an employer from > 15 years ago), on a later project I found that Doxygen can do do that for you out of the box :-) For interactive discussion I just use Visual Studio's projection, for databases I use the SQL Server Management Tool ERD projector or pgAdmin if I'm using Postgres.
- TuringTest 3y agoThe point is that you're generating diagrams from code that's already been written, you're not modelling, do you? ;-) Those are a different kind of diagram than the one you create from scratch to decide what goes in the program.