Only editor available that allows full support of user interface interactions and a Domain Specific Language (DSL)!
What is a DSL and how do I use it? Visit our SML Cheatsheet to get going.
What is a DSL and how do I use it? Visit our SML Cheatsheet to get going.
You can click on boxes, drag or embed them, create links between boxes or simply reposition them. All with your mouse.
A diagram is represented through its DSL. User interfaces are not your thing? Just write your diagram down and enjoy a majority of the Visual Studio Code shortcuts!
Export your diagram as a .sml.svg file, open it in your browser, drag it into your powerpoint, or open it again in the editor to continue working on the diagram!
All too complicated? This cheatsheet breaks down the most commonly used artifacts of SML.
Learn about SML's DSL and what you can do with it!