What Are Class Diagrams? This post is all about creating Class Diagrams using PlantUML. We’ll start with the basics of PlantUML syntax, and then chat a bit about object oriented programming. I’m mostly writing this post as a refresher for myself, as well as a reference for future me. True confession – I keep forgetting […]
Version 19 was released! We pushed out Version 19 the other night and it got us excited about spending some real time making PlantText.com the best free PlantUML editor out there. Here’s what’s in Version 19: So, this was a lot of effort behind the scenes, but perhaps not the most exciting release from a
PlantText is kicking off 2022 with a bevy of enhancements: Version 18 includes syntax highlighting, advanced editor settings, emailing diagrams, linking to diagrams, and more. This is going to be a big year for PlantText. I have more time set aside to add functionality and write blog posts. It’s gonna be fun. But let’s talk
We’ve made a few changes here at PlantText we thought you might like to know about. Here are the latest PlantText updates: What’s new Here’s what hasn’t changed: PlantText is still free to use! We hope you enjoy the latest round of PlantText updates. Let us know what you think. Cheers,Arwen
It’s been a while since I last posted for PlantText, but I am making up for it now. I’ve been very busy the last week working on the feature changes people requested on the Feedback page, as well as a few other small enhancements I have been thinking about for a while. There were a
Welcome to PlantText, the ultimate PlantUML editor. Why use a text-based diagramming tool? To some it sounds crazy. Even the developers I work with laughed it off as just the latest wild idea from someone who (in their minds) is overzealous about working at the command prompt. I transitioned a while ago from being a