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  1. My dream came true. Declarative diagrams that render to ascii txt. Thank you #d2lang dev team!

    ASCII output | D2 Documentation
    d2lang.com/blog/ascii/

  2. My dream came true. Declarative diagrams that render to ascii txt. Thank you #d2lang dev team!

    ASCII output | D2 Documentation
    d2lang.com/blog/ascii/

  3. My dream came true. Declarative diagrams that render to ascii txt. Thank you #d2lang dev team!

    ASCII output | D2 Documentation
    d2lang.com/blog/ascii/

  4. My dream came true. Declarative diagrams that render to ascii txt. Thank you #d2lang dev team!

    ASCII output | D2 Documentation
    d2lang.com/blog/ascii/

  5. My dream came true. Declarative diagrams that render to ascii txt. Thank you #d2lang dev team!

    ASCII output | D2 Documentation
    d2lang.com/blog/ascii/

  6. That feeling when you get caught up in analysis paralysis trying to choose a text-to-diagram software. 😞

    I'd go w/ , but its README claims it's barely maintained, and it doesn't support modern diagram types one might need natively.

    I'd go w/ , but it produces w/ hard-coded font sizes and other styles, which makes it annoying to deal with when it comes to SVG in-lining.

    I'd go w/ , but it requires running on the page.

  7. That feeling when you get caught up in analysis paralysis trying to choose a text-to-diagram software. 😞

    I'd go w/ #graphviz, but its README claims it's barely maintained, and it doesn't support modern diagram types one might need natively.

    I'd go w/ #d2lang, but it produces #SVG w/ hard-coded font sizes and other styles, which makes it annoying to deal with when it comes to SVG in-lining.

    I'd go w/ #mermaid, but it requires running #javascript on the page.

  8. That feeling when you get caught up in analysis paralysis trying to choose a text-to-diagram software. 😞

    I'd go w/ #graphviz, but its README claims it's barely maintained, and it doesn't support modern diagram types one might need natively.

    I'd go w/ #d2lang, but it produces #SVG w/ hard-coded font sizes and other styles, which makes it annoying to deal with when it comes to SVG in-lining.

    I'd go w/ #mermaid, but it requires running #javascript on the page.

  9. That feeling when you get caught up in analysis paralysis trying to choose a text-to-diagram software. 😞

    I'd go w/ #graphviz, but its README claims it's barely maintained, and it doesn't support modern diagram types one might need natively.

    I'd go w/ #d2lang, but it produces #SVG w/ hard-coded font sizes and other styles, which makes it annoying to deal with when it comes to SVG in-lining.

    I'd go w/ #mermaid, but it requires running #javascript on the page.

  10. @hrbrmstr

    #D2lang looks interesting, although I am partial to #PlantUML. Thanks for the good info.

  11. @hrbrmstr

    #D2lang looks interesting, although I am partial to #PlantUML. Thanks for the good info.

  12. @hrbrmstr

    #D2lang looks interesting, although I am partial to #PlantUML. Thanks for the good info.

  13. @hrbrmstr

    #D2lang looks interesting, although I am partial to #PlantUML. Thanks for the good info.

  14. @hrbrmstr

    #D2lang looks interesting, although I am partial to #PlantUML. Thanks for the good info.