Diagrams - Documentation

Tutorials

Quick start tutorial — get started making simple diagrams quickly.
Vectors and points — learn how to work with vectors and points.
Trails and paths — learn about lines, loops, trails, and paths the hard way.
Arrows — using the arrow API.
Metafont — describing curved paths using a clone of the Metafont API.
Diagrams and LaTeX — including diagrams in your LaTeX documents.
Command-line diagram creation — build programs that produce diagrams controlled by the command-line.
How to write diagrams tutorials — how to write one of these here things, and have it included in this list!

User manual — (almost) everything you ever wanted to know about using diagrams.
API reference — Haddock-generated reference documentation, all in one place with a convenient comprehensive index.
Core library reference — (almost) everything you ever wanted to know about how diagrams works under the hood.
Diagrams wiki — frequently asked questions, installation instructions, examples, tips and tricks, links to related projects, etc.

Magicube (Claude Heiland-Allen, 3 November 2013)
Parking in Westminster: An Analysis in Haskell (Dominic Steinitz, 23 October 2013)
Cellular Automata (Edward Kmett, 17 August 2013)
Weaving a torus (Claude Heiland-Allen, 5 April 2013)
Butterfly Variations (Claude Heiland-Allen, 11 January 2013)
Creating documents with embedded diagrams (Brent Yorgey, 28 August 2012)
Diagrams mentoring at Hac Phi (Brent Yorgey, 9 July 2012)
Modern art with diagrams: the face of progress (Brent Yorgey, 12 November 2011)
Generating plane tilings with diagrams (Brent Yorgey, 12 November 2011)
Interfacing Haskell to the Concorde solver for Traveling Salesperson Problem (Keegan McAllister, 21 October 2011)
Tic-tac-toe maps with diagrams (Brent Yorgey, 18 May 2011)
Announcing diagrams preview release (Brent Yorgey, 17 May 2011)