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* [[/Contributing|How to contribute]]
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* [[/Projects|Projects]]: who is working on what.
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* [[/GSoC|Google Summer of Code projects]]
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* [[/Migrate0.5|0.4 to 0.5 migration]]: Description of API changes that may affect diagrams 0.4 code, with explanations of how to migrate to 0.5
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* [[/GHC7.6|Current status of diagrams and GHC 7.6]]
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* [[/Dev|Developer wiki]]: notes on wanted features, etc.
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* [[/Dev/Migrate0.6|0.5 to 0.6 migration]]: Description of API changes that may affect diagrams 0.5 code, with explanations of how to migrate to 0.6
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* [[/Dev|Developer wiki]]: notes on wanted features, style guidelines, best practices, etc.
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* [[/Dev/BuildStatus|Build status]] of all diagrams packages at a glance.
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* [http://projects.haskell.org/diagrams/backend-tests/all-index.html Current test case results for backends side-by-side.]

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The diagrams framework provides an embedded domain-specific language (EDSL) for declarative drawing.

This is the diagrams wiki, for collecting tips and tricks, examples, information about related projects, and any other related information. If you are looking for more structured documentation (tutorial, user manual, API reference), see the diagrams web page. There is also a bug tracker.

  • 0.5 to 0.6 migration: Description of API changes that may affect diagrams 0.5 code, with explanations of how to migrate to 0.6
  • Developer wiki: notes on wanted features, style guidelines, best practices, etc.