6 Results for: Tag: new feature
One of the more powerful features of draw.io is the ability to work in layers when creating your diagrams. Layers provide a big boost of flexibility by allowing you to switch between different views of your diagram, protecting a group of related diagram elements on one layer from being accidentally modified when you manipulate [...]
We've been investing a lot into making draw.io the obvious choice for diagramming in Confluence and Jira over the past year. We've fixed a host of minor issues, as well as implemented a number of larger features. Here's a selection of what we've added. Data governance and lockdown options Diagram data is stored as [...]
With remote work being the norm for many of us right now, it makes sense that we'd want to have tools that enable us to work with colleagues, regardless of where they are in the world. And to make sure you always have the tools you need, draw.io brings you real-time, collaborative diagramming for Confluence [...]
Do you enjoy riding bikes? I love it. There is nothing more beautiful than riding through nature for a few hours and forgetting the daily routine. I love it so much that I want to buy a new bike (of course, one with a carbon frame). My wife wanted to know why it had [...]
Last week we brought you our new Sketch feature and this week, we're dusted off our ol' html-based tables and gave tables in draw.io an amazing makeover. The tables are still tables, just better So what actually got overhauled? You might recall that previously, in order to create a table [...]
I don't know about you, but we here at draw.io love that new car smell. We obviously can't offer you a new car, but what we can do is give you brand new features. Say hello to our shiny and new sketch feature. If you enjoy customizing the way your diagram looks in order [...]
