Today I want to talk about the Hellscape that is technical diagramming, right?

Everybody's nodding their heads right now, uh-huh.

And there is a potential solution that I want to share.

There was one name that several people brought up. I did some digging and it's

kind of nuts how much this program Miro has for developers. I have to share this. It could

potentially be a game changer for you. So my favorite part about Miro is that half the work is already done like right now typically we spend hours starting diagrams from scratch

gathering information you get buy-in from every team you know that's a lot of work to do but Miro has a full set of

integrations with the tools you're probably already using and they also offer

open-apis and SDKs for custom solutions for all those niche diagramming use cases we have to do, right?

So the end result is the same but it doesn't take forever.

It's a massive, massive time saver.

I'm transforming basic flow charts and network architectures and it all lives in one place.

So are you using Miro? Have you used it? I want to hear.

That's M I R.com.

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