Over a year ago I posted an XSL file for prettying up Graphviz diagrams.
I got lots of feedback, and recently I've been fixing various bugs, and I finally got around to adding support for more of the Graphviz node shapes etc.
Here's an example of various node types and colors with ...
NOTE: See the updated version of this stylesheet HERE
UPDATED: Example of the latest version here
A couple of years back I posted some about an XSL transformation I used to clean up Graphviz output to make my diagrams prettier. These days I use Omni Graffle for most of ...
I just added a new repository on GitHub containing the tools from my Graphviz / diagram related posts.
The repository can be found at: http://github.com/vidarh/diagram-tools/tree/master
These are the ones included and the appropriate articles:
As part of my compiler project I wanted a way to visualize the programs, and since the syntax tree (so far at least) is represented with plain Ruby arrays I decided to throw together a script to use Graphviz to generate some graphs. I've written about using Graphviz ...
Update: Belorussian translation.
At Edgeio we had a fairly complicated network setup, and at one point I quickly hacked together a Ruby script to merge the paths generated by multiple traceroute runs together into directed graphs, showing the routing from a few selected host in our environment to all ...