[Veuxdo]

"DLS-based diagramming tools like Terrastruct, mermaid, or graphviz definitely have their perks and are very well established for manual graph curation. But I found the lack of programmatic a bit of a pain point."

Hi, creator of Ilograph[0] here. I agree with this if the DSL doesn't provide an IDE with autocomplete and instant-rendering (which I think applies to the technologies you mentioned).

With auto-complete and instant-rendering, I think a DSL is much preferable to Python (the most common "diagrams-as-code" language). Python is a programming language for writing, well, programs. It feels like complete overkill for creating static diagrams.

[0] https://www.ilograph.com

[foundry27]

This looks really interesting and I love how well put-together it feels! I wish your offline desktop software version had a one-time payment option though. Forcing SaaS subscriptions for non-SaaS is a big turn-off IMO.

[Veuxdo]

Thanks for the kind words! I appreciate the feedback and understand where you're coming from.

[s0l0ist]

Neat product! I like the interactivity.

For me (and my narrow use-case), I just couldn’t find a simple tool to sync my graph to somewhere that I could view it easily - especially after I’ve instrumented my application and deployed to the cloud.

[lazyasciiart]

I’ve been using this GitHub service https://github.com/dreampuf/GraphvizOnline

[s0l0ist]

Yeah that and http://magjac.com/graphviz-visual-editor/ are decent. But they will crash on medium/large graphs because the WebAssembly build of Graphviz that they use under the hood isn't compiled to allow memory growth.