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A tool for collaboratively finding your core domains - strategic business differentiators
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Adding notation and how-to to drawio template #14

Closed horsdal closed 4 years ago

horsdal commented 4 years ago

Following up on this https://github.com/ddd-crew/core-domain-charts/pull/11#issuecomment-651602461 and adding the remaining notation to the drawio template and fixing the snapping issue (thanks @codeliner 🎉 )

The template now looks like this when opened in drawio:

core-domain-chart-template

codeliner commented 4 years ago

Nice!

I experimented with Core Domain Charts using the draw.io template. To improve readability, I applied some "fillOpacity" to the background shapes (Generic, Supporting, Core) to visually move them in the background. Maybe an Idea for the template?

yellowbrickc commented 4 years ago

@horsdal what do you think about the idea of @codeliner ? Would you include it in your PR or rather leave it as it is? The 3rd option is that @codeliner commits his improvements to this PR... Thank you both anyway!

For me, it looks very good as it is but I sure won't argue against even better readability. So I would leave it to you two to decide.

horsdal commented 4 years ago

Thanks for the feedback! I set 60% fill opacity on the colored background shapes, and I agree it does indeed increase readability.

yellowbrickc commented 4 years ago

Let make it public available then :)