Personally I use plantuml to generate various diagrams. It is open source
there even exists plugin for sphinx. It uses relatively understandable
diagram language. Exports svg along the many other formats. And there are
realtime preview plugins to most editors and ides.
Only big downside is that re
On 11/30/18 7:38 PM, guettli wrote:
I do not care for the strategy, I care for the goal.
How to find clear consensus now?
There is a time honored practice in open source of spurring more
spirited discussion by presenting a solution, however sub-optimal it may be.
It may not be the accepted
Hello,
A few years ago, I redid most illustrations and included them in the docs as
SVG files. The primary driver was switching from PNG to SVG to better
accommodate hi-dpi displays. I also committed the source files. Unfortunately,
they're in a proprietary format and cannot be reused without a
I once created a simple ascii diagram to explain details of the Django ORM:
https://code.djangoproject.com/ticket/27936
Years ago it took some time for me to understand it. And since then it
came up by new comers in our team several times.
There is agreement on the goal: yes, a visual diagra
