Draw.io: The Free & Open Source Tool For Amazing Diagrams!
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Timestamps
00:00 Introduction to draw.io: A Free and Open Source Diagramming Tool
00:33 What is Draw.IO
01:51 Connecting Storage and Setting the Interface
03:02 Editing Diagrams
04:53 Exporting Diagrams
06:40 Downloading Free Templates Templates from GitHub
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I was watching one of your older videos in the morning and was wondering if you ever shared your diagrams. This answered question I haven't the chance to ask. Thank you.
Thank you Tom for the demonstration and the files. Much appreciated!
My fav diagram tool, been using it almost since first public release and still do, great video
Thanks Tom for putting this all together and offering it for free, very helpful, cheers!
Tom this is amazing thank you for sharing these templates!
Been using this for a while, thanks for the templates and the reminder I can use different storage options!
Thanks for sharing, great tips and so glad I’m so glad I started using it after your recommendations in earlier videos.
Tom, I have been using it since you showed it for the 1st time, really thanks and good job
Love your videos. Thank you for all the content.
Love it. Used to draw a lot of network diagrams when I did IT. Interested to try this app.
wicked !! Just saw something i want to try now !! Thanks Tom.
You can also use it to plan placement for where items are going in your rack and then flow chart out from that for documentation purposes. I've found some of the icons and such can get a bit cumbersome for that but it has been a help for making maps of my server rooms to put in my documentation for others.
Thanks a lot, animation was new to me
Awesome! Been looking for a tool aside from Visio
Ok, that looks a lot better than DIA. Thank you!
This has killed Microsoft Visio business entirely in the enterprise. No one asks for it anymore. I love it too.
I wish that was true, there are still an entire department at my company that uses that software and a few random other people. It's absolutely annoying because we have a 2019 license which does not like to play ball with O365 so to make it work there's a juggling of installing and uninstalling software.
The DoD has entered the chat...
@@davidreddick3016 I don't know why Microsoft made it so difficult to install their own apps when O365 is installed. I have struggled with that exact situation dozens of times and it never gets any easier... especially if you are using ACAS or some other compliance scanner.
Thanks for the cool tips and intro to draw io -- it is a really cool program. ( can't use the full name in the comment here because it gets deleted)
The handy flow animation also gives the diagrams a feeling of life.
It would be cool if there was an option to "copy or Export as GIF"
What advantage does a GIF have in this case? 🤔
@@davidl6566 My guess was that it would save the flow animation of the diagram... which would allow me to paste it into something like HTML or a word doc and retain the animation aspect?
Windows Portable Apps ecosystem has this too, no installation on the host machine. I run these apps on a larger USB drive so I have plenty of storage.
Thank you!
Thanks a lot to share the template
This is really cool.
Thanks!
I've known about this tool for a while now but it's not something I've used too often... I really need to change that, especially with my studies.
Awesome
Love to use this... though I try to create diagrams of global supply chains.
🎉
Can you link the drawio icons you are using?
As I said in the video, the templates and all they contain are linked in the description.
@@LAWRENCESYSTEMS I'm aware of the Github link, but I can only find your sample diagrams but no icons. :/
They are embedded in the samples.
@@LAWRENCESYSTEMS Oh okay, my bad
Do we... like hugs now? :D
how to export .gif ?
Not sure there is an option.
it could be perfect if we can export .gif.
As a replacement for Erwin DM it suuuuucks. No reverse or forward engineering no scripting no UML shapes No relationship tools etc. However, for conceptualization data flow diagram, AWS shapes its the bees knees
If only Erwin didn't have that many bugs. How many times was I almost done with my diagram and having Erwin just close on me.
@@mbourd25 Not sure why that might be. I only use ErwinDM 2.0 at work and its licensed through my Enterprise IT team so we keep it patched and up to date. I've never had Erwin just close on me.
or you could use a pencil and paper.
Meh, I'll stick to libreoffice.
is there any risk to get the information of data centers?
I don't understand the question