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> If there was ever a tool like Miro that I could run locally, I’d use it extensively. Does Excalidraw[1] fit the bill? [1] https://github.com/excalidraw/exca
by sea-gold 3y ago
> If there was ever a tool like Miro that I could run locally, I’d use it extensively.
Does Excalidraw[1] fit the bill?
[1] https://github.com/excalidraw/excalidraw https://github.com/excalidraw/excalidraw
- haswell 3y agoIt gets me partway there. The thing that I really liked about Miro is that is has tools ranging from kanban boards to data tables to icon libraries and is sort of a jack of all trades sort of tool that goes beyond just drawing and adds structure to some of the elements you can put on the canvas. This makes it really easy to transition between quick wireframes, sequence diagrams, sticky notes, to structured data, tasks with rich cards, statuses, etc. I haven’t found a good direct replacement yet. I do need to give excalidraw another look because I think there’s a decent Obsidian integration and I could probably approach some of the things I was doing with Miro in a more Obsidian-centric way.
- pricci 3y agoThere is an Obsidian integration also