Working in the DGML (Directed Graph Markup Language) you can quickly create nodes and links in a general purpose graph. Check out the video for other uses HERE.
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Very interesting tool to have in a development environment. I could definitely see applications for visualizing ASTs when writing an interpreter or other language processor / code generator.
Can we use this in Silverlight as well
wow… can that be used in an app? or is that tech just part of VS?
At the moment it appears to be only in Visual Studio 2010.
@Charlie definitely. This plus VS extensions will make that happen.
Amazing! Can interactive graphs like this be added to an application e.g. a winforms app, or can they only be run inside the Visual Stuido IDE? I have worked on projects that use /Flare Api’s to achieve similar graphs using GraphML, but had to working in Java/Flash with these. This looks like it could be my ticket!