Focus mode now live 🚀 Click on any node in the visualizer, to see the inputs and outputs. Then traverse through them to understand the bigger picture.

You can now embed @ice_panel into EventCatalog ❤️ https://t.co/kp5faGvczW

You can now reference any resource using bracket syntax (e.g [[service|OrderService]]). Just add this in your markdown, and your teams can hover over these items to quickly see information about that resource (e.g Schemas, Summary, links to docs, visualizer).

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You can now bring your own diagrams to EventCatalog. Version them and compare them. Any diagram support (mermaid, plantuml, IcePanel etc). Copy to clipboard for LLMS. Link below 🐱

Embed and version your architecture diagrams, compare them side by side. New idea 💡

EventCatalog v3 is now out 🚀 https://t.co/2eYmEDzcp7

Wow, some great performance improvements coming to @event_catalog v3 🤩 You can already try out v3 in the latest beta version, also a link below to test it out 💪 Build with @astrodotbuild the GOAT 🐐

Slightly late, but here is what's new in EventCatalog for October tl;dr ⭐️ We added the schema explorer to help teams save time ⭐️ Data stores were added to EventCatalog (e.g Databases) ⭐️ Fetch OpenAPI, AsyncAPI and GraphQL specs from remote urls ⭐️ Get access to your

This thing is now live. You can sync your Azure schemas with your docs, useful if you want to get more value from your schemas sat in Azure https://t.co/NZ3guFPjMB

EventCatalog supports any schema format (e.g Proto, Avro, JSON, OpenAPI, AsyncAPI, GraphQL), and I wanted people to get more value from documenting their schemas. I'm building a new "Schema Registry" feature to EventCatalog which will let you: 🔎 Quickly find any schema in your

The past 12 months of @event_catalog has been an emotional journey. November 2024 I decided to go full time on an open source project and try to turn it into a business..., with no business model, and to be honest no idea of how to do any of this...learn on the fly. I acquired

You can now add Data Stores to EventCatalog. This let's you document your database, caches, indexes and much more. Visualize how data flows in your architecture, and what services read/write to it. https://t.co/FVGtr0chLx

Kicking off Monday with a new plugin for EventCatalog. This will take your @GraphQL schemas and turn them into documentation for your architecture, visualize it, assign owners and much more... Hope it helps, anyone interested ❤️ (link below)

Get started https://t.co/Juup7YDPCu

GraphQL support now in EventCatalog ❤️ This let's you add your schemas to your services, and help your teams understand what's going on. We are also working on a new plugin to generate catalogs from your GraphQL spec files.

🚀 EventCatalog 2.57.2 is out! You can now add attachments to your resources (domains, services, messages, etc). Link ADRs in GitHub, Confluent designs & more—so your team can find what they need, faster. 🔗 https://t.co/ESaFH0JfUq

Can’t believe it — over 27,000 catalogs created with EventCatalog 🌍 What started as a side project is now being used all around the world. Awesome 🙌

My next project with @event_catalog is now live ❤️ Introducing EventCatalog Studio. A design tool that focuses on architecture primitives, rather than boxes and lines. It's early days, and I can't to learn from folks and make the project better for everyone. (Link below)

We just hit 2.4k stars on GitHub ❤️ Thanks for everyone that believes in the project, and continues to use/support it 🙌