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Posted by jpluimers on 2014/04/09
ASCIIFlow.com: Brilliant!
And from the comments PlantUML which generates UML diagrams from text, of which the sequence diagrams can also be generated as ASCII (the others only as images).
Finally there is ditaa which goes from ASCII diagrams to images. The complete circle is done (:
–jeroen
via: Ilya Grigorik – Google+ – Need to draw an ASCII diagram? ASCIIFlow is awesome:….
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insightbetadesign said
Honestly I prefer Lucidchart.com for this.
jpluimers said
Not really: it fails ASCII charts.
But “Diagrams For Documentation” mentions a truckload!
some tools for diagrams in software documentation
Diagrams For Documentation
Obvious Choices
ASCII
UML
yUML (ruby on rails) can be hosted yourself, for 49 USD
Sequence Diagrams
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