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Maybe I'm nuts because I've never found these useful. If you actually want to model a real-world scenario, you'll end with an arrow from every system to every o
by tootie 3y ago
Maybe I'm nuts because I've never found these useful. If you actually want to model a real-world scenario, you'll end with an arrow from every system to every other system to the point that it's meaningless as a visualization.
- bnjms 3y agoI think you’re nuts :) I find them super helpful for refreshing when I need to see the flow for protocol exchanges like SIP, FTP, TLS. I don’t know how else you would model that. Words don’t communicate deeply enough.
- tootie 3y agoI'm thinking more about business processes rather than protocols. I don't think most project involve devising new protocols. If I want to diagram the steps involved in, say, onboarding and nurturing a user, then the flow will rapidly approach a cyclic, undirected graph.