For businesses today, working with large volumes of data is often essential for securing market share and ensuring a strong future. DbVisualizer offers a universal database tool that runs on all major OSes.

In retrospect, we found lots of bright moments among the challenges in 2020. Let’s revisit the highlights together. Surprises await…

Open-source software is crucial for the software industry. yWorks took part at Hacktoberfest 2020 to celebrate this during the month of October.

Sebastian shows the journey of yFiles and our other products in this presentation and reveals some secrets of the past and what is to come in the future!

As codebases grow larger, it becomes more and more important to keep an overview - especially for large software companies that work with a large number of developers on their software. Automatic UML and class diagrams can quickly and easily create this overview.

Visualizations can be found in places where you would not expect them in the first place. Diagrams can help social workers to find permanent homes for foster children.

The year 2020 releases of the diagramming software libray family yFiles come with an impressive number of new features. Come and find out more about the highlights in this article.

How Appollo Systems used yFiles to create the first low-code development platform for visual business analyses and optimization on the market.

For almost 20 years now, we are in love with visualizations and graphs! So much so, that parts of our new Corporate Design were made with a tool built with our #yFiles diagramming SDK! You can read more about yFiles and the history of our logo here.

During the GraphConnect 2018, we took part in a hackathon all around Neo4j at the offices of Stack Overflow and helped to build a Manhattan-based geospatial data visualization.