BinNavi is a binary analysis IDE that allows to inspect, navigate, edit and annotate control flow graphs and call graphs of disassembled code.
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Contains demo sources for the JavaScript diagramming library yFiles for HTML
visualization
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Kotlin/JS declarations generator for yFiles
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A yFiles-based editor for SBGN diagrams written in Kotlin
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The source code demos for the yFiles.net Windows Forms diagramming component.
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Chrome extension. Add documentation links in yFiles release notes and chengelog
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Use-case for yFiles for HTML that shows how to integrate a sophisticated custom graph visualization visual in PowerBI
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Demo from the yWorks Labs on how to use graphs and diagrams in the context of digital marketing
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yFiles Vue TypeScript starter project.
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A basic integration of yFiles for HTML in Vue.js
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The source code demos for the yFiles WPF diagramming component.
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A basic integration of yFiles for HTML in Angular
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A basic integration of yFiles for HTML in React
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