I would really also like to know which animation software he's using for creating the youtube videos. I have a Youtube educational channel of my own and I would wish to add some animation to the explanations too. Thanks.
Hi Alex, thanks for pointing out that very interesting tools. But I'm wondering what tools you are using to create animations in videos in ByteByteGo YouTube channel?
Great writeup! I am developing a solution of my own, scratching my own itch. A simple api to create box-and-arrow types of diagrams, with animation. It is still in a very early alpha stage, and still largely undocumented: https://boxtales.io
You can try excalidraw.
Link: https://excalidraw.com/
Even though I love excalidraw for System Design live interviews, this is not a Diagrams as Code tool.
I am more interested in what ByteByteGo guys uses to draw their diagrams.
Draw.IO and Canva.com
It is so cool,I really want to know,but has no answer.
Another addition : https://dreampuf.github.io/GraphvizOnline/
This is similar to above dot-to-ascii.ggerganov.com, but this generates png/svg
Also check out our project https://ballerina.io/
We generate diagrams from the code and vice versa.
Free sequence diagram tool : https://sequencediagram.org/
Flowchart diagram : https://whimsical.com/
Hand-draw Diagram: https://excalidraw.com/
These are really awesome, thanks! Hopefully you guys can give some insight on animation software like for your bytebytego youtube channel! :)
I would really also like to know which animation software he's using for creating the youtube videos. I have a Youtube educational channel of my own and I would wish to add some animation to the explanations too. Thanks.
I would really like like to know the software used for animation as well. It really helps in explaining the concepts well.
I think they disclosed it elsewhere, it was just After Effects.
Try C4InterFlow - open-source Architecture as Code framework - https://github.com/SlavaVedernikov/C4InterFlow
have you figure this out, does anyone know what tool do they use at ByteByteGo?
I have just published an article about Diagrams as Code at https://cloudnativeengineer.substack.com/p/enhancing-software-design-with-diagrams.
I explore in great details what you can achieve with PlantUML with examples showing Kubernetes services, Sequence diagrams, and AWS network diagrams.
Hi Alex, thanks for pointing out that very interesting tools. But I'm wondering what tools you are using to create animations in videos in ByteByteGo YouTube channel?
Thanks in advance.
code2flow.com is my go-to for flowcharts.
Great writeup! I am developing a solution of my own, scratching my own itch. A simple api to create box-and-arrow types of diagrams, with animation. It is still in a very early alpha stage, and still largely undocumented: https://boxtales.io
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