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http://www.gliffy.com/ http://www.gliffy.com/

• bemmu 18y ago
  This is great, got to email the teachers about this.
  • dhimes 18y ago
    Is it free forever, or free to try? When I need to diagram quickly, I use UMLet. But somehow I suspect that UMLet is the one he's complaining about.
    • qohen 18y ago
      No, Graphviz is truly free--it's open source, under the Common Public License Version 1.0. And, since no one has described it here yet: aside from making pretty-pictures, the really neat thing about Graphviz is that it is declarative--you describe the nodes in your graph (which can include text, shape, color, etc.), specify the connections and voila--Graphviz does the rest. Oh, and you can use it programatically too--there are libraries for many languages, so you could, e.g., have a user submit genealogy data and then spit back a pretty family-tree diagram. Google around and you'll find various interesting things, e.g. this recent (12/08) article on using Graphviz + PHP to generate Oracle schema diagrams: http://oracle.phpmagazine.net/2008/12/drawing_er_diagrams_for_oracle.html http://oracle.phpmagazine.net/2008/12/drawing_er_diagrams_fo...
• deleted 18y ago
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• gcheong 18y ago
  www.graphviz.org
• zhyder 18y ago
  http://www.dabbleboard.com http://www.dabbleboard.com :)
  • whatusername 18y ago
    love dabbleboard. (Not that I use it much - but have always been impressed)
    • zhyder 18y ago
      thanks!