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Exploring Graphs with Elixir: additional/alt graph editor software (108)
p.108 – Ch 3 > Visualizing Graphs > Rendering with Omnigraffle
I noticed Omnigraffle is a premium software with a 14-day trial.
While probably excellent, I found a simple editor/visualizer online at:
https://edotor.net/
I’m not sure if we’ll use Omnigraffle more in the book for such purposes, though I’d suggest adding Edotor as an additional or alternative option to get the ball rolling.
Here’s a shareable link for the Arpanet example:
Arpanet university graph
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