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C3_RailsDiagramming

made by c3mediagroup

Some helpful stencils for designing your database and models. Sort of an Entity Relationship Diagram (ERD) with some added stuff that helps me think through what's going to go on when I get to coding.

Don't feel bad if (like me) you are more of a Designer/Developer and just use the plain arrow to connect things. The ERD stuff can make your head explode if you go too deep.

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Added on February 9, 2008 15,263 downloads 34 favorites

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To install, drag stencil to this folder:
~/Library/Application Support/The Omni Group/OmniGraffle/Stencils/
This stencil works with:
  • Omnigraffle OmniGraffle
  • Omnigraffle_professional OmniGraffle Pro
  • Omnigraffle_for_ipad OmniGraffle for iPad

Comments

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c3mediagroup — almost 4 years ago

In case you're new to these kinds of things, you can add more name/type rows to the tables by clicking in a row and hitting Ctl-Enter (or menu Edit -> Tables -> Insert Row). That one was not so obvious to me initially either.

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pfitzpatrick — over 3 years ago

Been playing with this stencil for a while and still unable to add a new column name/type. Don't have the Edit/table/insert option. Using a mac.

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antibaddy — over 3 years ago

You need Omnigraffle Pro to work with tables

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ccshannon — almost 3 years ago

Does this even exist anymore? The site doesn't respond when I try to download it. Maybe their site is just temporarily unavailable. Anyone suggest another database modeler for OmniGraffle?

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vanweerd — almost 3 years ago

I just got it, so it must be back.

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Jeffrey Thompson — almost 2 years ago

It doesn't appear that this is Rails specific but can be used for database design work in general

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c3mediagroup — almost 2 years ago

@Jeffrey: For the most part it's not. I did build it for our Rails work with the 'has_...' association references, which are somewhat Rails specific though.

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