Description
This is mostly feedback that the quickstart examples of the DSL are harder to find, and can't be immediately used to learn with.
TL;DR Would be good to have some of your example larger workspace examples easily available with the dsl, to help people get started.
Previously I would bootstrap a lot of my digrams and draw inspiration from the linked .dsl examples that were on the website. But very recently have been removed and hard to track down
I can now see small targeted examples on https://docs.structurizr.com/ but they are not complete examples to learn how to structure diagrams, and things you can do with views.
New share based examples
Seems larger examples are now being linked to via the new share feature
But there are some drawbacks.
- You can't quickly view the DSL code to understand how it was built, or try tweaking it like you could with examples on https://structurizr.com/dsl
- Some have an export button. However they fail to work locally
- as they
extends ../model.dsl
- !ref other examples that aren't included
Priority
Low (I have no budget and there's no rush - please add this feature for free)
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Description
This is mostly feedback that the quickstart examples of the DSL are harder to find, and can't be immediately used to learn with.
TL;DR Would be good to have some of your example larger workspace examples easily available with the dsl, to help people get started.
Previously I would bootstrap a lot of my digrams and draw inspiration from the linked .dsl examples that were on the website. But very recently have been removed and hard to track down
I can now see small targeted examples on https://docs.structurizr.com/ but they are not complete examples to learn how to structure diagrams, and things you can do with views.
New share based examples
Seems larger examples are now being linked to via the new share feature
But there are some drawbacks.
extends ../model.dslPriority
Low (I have no budget and there's no rush - please add this feature for free)
More information
No response