draw.io started life as one of the examples for mxGraph [1] and we've got a pile of stubly different behaviours available, it's just extremely tricky to expose any great number of without making the UI crap.
How's your block diagramming compared to theirs? draw.io caught my eye because I occasionally need to do stuff like this ( http://i.imgur.com/xs5gyDe.png ). I normally use SmartDraw, which isn't free, and draw.io looks like an interesting alternative.
CircuitLab looks more like a (nicely done!) online version of LTSpice, which wouldn't be as well-suited for block diagrams.
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Very nice, lots of symbols. I was going to ask if it could do electronic schematics and block diagrams, but then I noticed the "More shapes" menu.
Looks like a much more powerful tool than the equivalent (free) version of Lucid Charts that others are evangelizing.
Very nice for electric/electronic/logic diagrams!
Is there a way to connect elements (logic gates, transistors, etc.) inputs to outputs with auto-routing wires?
draw.io started life as one of the examples for mxGraph [1] and we've got a pile of stubly different behaviours available, it's just extremely tricky to expose any great number of without making the UI crap.
Do you mean something like [2]?
[1] http://jgraph.github.io/mxgraph/javascript/index.html
[2] http://jgraph.github.io/mxgraph/javascript/examples/wires.ht...
I noticed the logic gates are mislabeled - "or" is called "exclusive or" and "and" is called "or".
Like https://www.circuitlab.com/ ? (Developer)
How's your block diagramming compared to theirs? draw.io caught my eye because I occasionally need to do stuff like this ( http://i.imgur.com/xs5gyDe.png ). I normally use SmartDraw, which isn't free, and draw.io looks like an interesting alternative.
CircuitLab looks more like a (nicely done!) online version of LTSpice, which wouldn't be as well-suited for block diagrams.