Looking for an online flow chart maker
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@NetworkNerd said in Looking for an online flow chart maker:
I really like Gliffy for flowcharts.
Also like Gliffy, or Lucid.
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What about Visio Online?
https://blogs.office.com/2017/03/01/visio-online-anywhere-anytime-access-to-your-diagrams/ -
CMapTools is cross-platform but it requires Java.
http://cmap.ihmc.us/cmaptools/ -
Cross-Platform Apps:
LibreOffice Draw
https://help.libreoffice.org/Impress/Creating_a_FlowchartMindMaple
XMind
yEd Graph Editor -
I tinkered with draw.io, Lucid Chart, and Dia last night.
I finished my project with draw.io, but I do not want everything in a public repo like github. It does have the option for local files and someone pointed me to a plugin to make it work with Nextcloud. I am going to look into that going forward.
If that does not work I will use Dia.
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@dbeato said in Looking for an online flow chart maker:
What about Visio Online?
https://blogs.office.com/2017/03/01/visio-online-anywhere-anytime-access-to-your-diagrams/F*** that shit..
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@black3dynamite said in Looking for an online flow chart maker:
CMapTools is cross-platform but it requires Java.
http://cmap.ihmc.us/cmaptools/Java can burn in nuclear fire.
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@black3dynamite said in Looking for an online flow chart maker:
Cross-Platform Apps:
LibreOffice Draw
https://help.libreoffice.org/Impress/Creating_a_FlowchartMindMaple
XMind
yEd Graph EditorDid not think about Draw (LibreOffice) Will check it out too.
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@JaredBusch said in Looking for an online flow chart maker:
I tinkered with draw.io, Lucid Chart, and Dia last night.
I finished my project with draw.io, but I do not want everything in a public repo like github. It does have the option for local files and someone pointed me to a plugin to make it work with Nextcloud. I am going to look into that going forward.
If that does not work I will use Dia.
So my solution is the best option, and tie it in with Nextcloud and you have a perfect solution.
Glad I could help.
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@DustinB3403 said in Looking for an online flow chart maker:
@JaredBusch said in Looking for an online flow chart maker:
I tinkered with draw.io, Lucid Chart, and Dia last night.
I finished my project with draw.io, but I do not want everything in a public repo like github. It does have the option for local files and someone pointed me to a plugin to make it work with Nextcloud. I am going to look into that going forward.
If that does not work I will use Dia.
So my solution is the best option, and tie it in with Nextcloud and you have a perfect solution.
Glad I could help.
Actually @dafyre had recommended draw.io in a pm before anyone knew what your drunk ass was trying to say, but yeah you still get some credit. Draw.io is the best for what I want if I can connect it to my Nextcloud instance.
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And I get the worst recommendation of it all
