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  1. Can we use bi-directional arrows in diagrams? 🤔 This was a great question I had after my talk at #devoxxuk

    When you try to label a bi-directional line (because you are labeling it, aren't you) you will likely struggle to write something concise. Instead, create 2 uni-directional arrows and label each. This is much easier to understand. #ThereWillBeExceptions

    Here are my slides: jacquiread.com/files/2024-05-1

  2. Can we use bi-directional arrows in diagrams? 🤔 This was a great question I had after my talk at

    When you try to label a bi-directional line (because you are labeling it, aren't you) you will likely struggle to write something concise. Instead, create 2 uni-directional arrows and label each. This is much easier to understand.

    Here are my slides: jacquiread.com/files/2024-05-1

  3. Can we use bi-directional arrows in diagrams? 🤔 This was a great question I had after my talk at #devoxxuk

    When you try to label a bi-directional line (because you are labeling it, aren't you) you will likely struggle to write something concise. Instead, create 2 uni-directional arrows and label each. This is much easier to understand. #ThereWillBeExceptions

    Here are my slides: jacquiread.com/files/2024-05-1

  4. Can we use bi-directional arrows in diagrams? 🤔 This was a great question I had after my talk at #devoxxuk

    When you try to label a bi-directional line (because you are labeling it, aren't you) you will likely struggle to write something concise. Instead, create 2 uni-directional arrows and label each. This is much easier to understand. #ThereWillBeExceptions

    Here are my slides: jacquiread.com/files/2024-05-1

  5. Can we use bi-directional arrows in diagrams? 🤔 This was a great question I had after my talk at #devoxxuk

    When you try to label a bi-directional line (because you are labeling it, aren't you) you will likely struggle to write something concise. Instead, create 2 uni-directional arrows and label each. This is much easier to understand. #ThereWillBeExceptions

    Here are my slides: jacquiread.com/files/2024-05-1