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What are people using for whiteboarding/diagramming? Online real-time collaboration would be a big plus but if there's an excellent offline diagramming tool that would be worth exploring too.
https://www.plectica.com/ is pretty cool.
whimsical. Plus point - its written in clojure(script) stack (Ring, Reagent, Reframe) 🙂
PrecursorApp!!!! 😄
or 1-2 dry erase board(s)
Is there such a thing as a portable diagram data format/standard? I'd hate to put work into a bunch of diagrams only to have the associated application become unauthorized by my company or have the diagramming startup company go under or be acquired rendering my diagrams uneditable.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HmHOYkTVxIg is an interesting talk in this area
and graphviz / .dot files maybe as a format
http://draw.io also has been mentioned a couple of times (now redirected to https://app.diagrams.net/)
I'm a fan of http://plantuml.com (a java program which consumes text and produces diagrams) - particularly for https://plantuml.com/sequence-diagram .