This is part 2 of a series of posts on the Ilograph diagramming language (IDL). If you haven’t already, please see the introduction to the IDL in part 1. This post contains the current specification for the IDL; in part 3, we’ll look at some more advanced features. Note: this spec was last updated on …

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Ilograph diagrams look like this: Unlike traditional diagrams, Ilograph diagrams are interactive. Users can click on resources to “focus” them, for instance. Doing this shows more details about that resource and hides resources that are not related to it:

Resources can also appear in multiple perspectives which the …

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Ilograph is marching steadily towards closed beta (sign up at the bottom the homepage to get early access). Major rendering features are complete and I’ve turned my attention to the online editing experience. I’m excited to get Ilograph into your hands! Here are more details on what’s done and what’s next: What’s …

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In my first post, I staked Ilograph’s claim in the diagramming tool landscape, saying Ilograph diagrams treat perspectives as first-class citizens. With Ilograph, viewing a system from multiple perspectives is a built-in concept. The same resource can appear in two different perspectives, and those perspectives …

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The first interactive Ilograph demo is now live! Check it out here. This Ilograph shows a Drupal deployment on AWS from five perspectives (Data Request, Internet Access, SSH, Security Groups and Templates). While there is much to improve on, I’m hoping to get quality feedback from twitter, reddit and hacker news …

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Ilograph diagrams are interactive, multi-perspective diagrams. From one Ilograph, users can view a system from multiple points of view and multiple levels of detail. Whereas existing solutions would require separate, unconnected diagrams to describe a system from different perspectives, Ilograph diagrams treat …

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