Drawing flow charts is key to solving complex software problems https://eraser.io

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I got an idea of a web app for developers, from one of your charts.

optimbro
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I use graphviz for flowcharts, it's open source and also used in the rust book.

ahmoin
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While working on medium/large scale projects, is it better to first visualise project structure (flowcharts, data models, etc.) or would you suggest to just go straight into it without a complex and long preparation process?

giorgiubiria
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I first found out about eraser from your "What does larger scale software development look like?" video. I havent used much, but lately I decided to finally do these flowchart stuff for a project.

If anyone from team eraser is watching this:
While using code to diagram, there will be time there I might need to override the arrow position because it might be overlapping another entity, lets say a box with text in it. Naturally I'd have to manually change it by moving the path of the arrow. The problem arises when I make new changes in the code side of things, which will reset every arrow even the ones that I didnt touch to a new location. the only way to fix this is uncommenting the relationships one by one, still it cannot retain the original format.

Are you aware of this? Or do you need to see what I am talking about by raising a issue?


Also please CTRL + Y is needed to redo the undo

ariobotgaming
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Could I use this to link existing project scripts that I’ve already written?

ANDREWGEN_
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Is this how developers see the world?
Is coding easier than drag and drop?

ThinkWithSteven
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Hello sir i am btech cse 1st year student and I want crack internship in quant company like citadel jane street hudson etc but my college under tier3 not top collages and can you suggest me what should focuse on coding competition like codechef oe hacker rank kaggle etc or project working

NeerajKumar-gkkz
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interesting, the code doesn't seem to be mermaid, I love mermaid for building diagrams, very useful and intuitive.

Emerson-mvhm