We've been experimenting with new ways to share JointJS and Rappid documentation, and decided to try using a mind map. A mind map is basically an information diagram, and as you know Rappid is all about diagrams. We've already migrated some of our docs over to this new app and are planning to add more.

Rappid v2.4 showcases two free demos (with source code) for Angular and React integration, new features for the most popular widgets, and a host of other improvements, optimizations and fixes.

Rappid v2.3 introduces new plugins, heavily improved and optimized tools, performance increases, and tons of new tutorials to help you get the most out of your development in the quickest way possible.

Rappid v2.2 adds two new plugins for editing and drawing lines and curves. This opens up all sorts of new possibilities for building apps with vector editing capabilities similar to what you can find in programs like Adobe Illustrator, Sketch, Inkscape and others.

Rappid version 2.1.0 delivers new features such as animated transitions, improved rendering performance, custom background images, and much more! Full changelog inside.

Chrome 57 will be released on March 14th and contains a bug that can break certain aspects of JointJS/Rappid.

For many people the holidays are approaching, and as we look back at 2016 we remember challenges faced, milestones reached, and good times had.

We're happy to announce an update for Rappid, version 2.0.1, which includes some useful fixes and changes. Full changelog inside..

We’re pleased to announce a new version of Rappid, version 2.0. It brings customer requested features such as design variations (themes and customization), a simplified API to enable modular application building, configurable toolbar, and many more advancements that make using this framework easier than ever before.

JointJS and Rappid now have full AMD/RequireJS support. In the past, a shim was needed to use JointJS or Rappid in a RequireJS project. That is no longer the case. This post will walk you through the steps needed to use JointJS/Rappid in your RequireJS application.

Rappid got some love again! This time we focused on improving BPMN diagrams and fixed a few long standing bugs. Read on for the complete changelog.

If there are three main features that should be pointed out in the new Rappid v1.7 release, these would be a powerful and efficient graph data model with traversing algorithms, a flexible tree layout engine and improved inline text editing. Read further to find out what else has been added in the new version.If there are three main features that should be pointed out in the new Rappid v1.7 release, these would be a powerful and efficient graph data model with traversing algorithms, a flexible tree layout engine and improved inline text editing. Read further to find out what else has been added in the new version.

Unfortunately, a new version of Chrome (48) removes a feature (SVGGraphicsElement.getTransformToElement()) that is core to JointJS/Rappid. This post shows you a polyfill that makes sure the method exists.

The new Rappid doesn't just improve the current set of components, it adds a lot of new ones, too. Now you can create truly advanced flow chart editors, network monitoring systems, workflow tools and other diagramming applications in days.

We're very excited to introduce to you a brand new jointjs.com site. It was redesigned from the ground up and the JointJS library got a brand new logo!

Rappid, the HTML 5 diagramming UI framework, version v1.5 just landed. The new version does not only improve the current components but brings ten brand new plugins to make your apps even better. In short, this version brings Inline Text Editor, Tree Layout and Interaction with Trees, Shortest Path Finder, Dialog boxes, Matrix charts, Navigator, Local Storage and much more...

Rappid, the new generation JavaScript diagramming UI framework, got better once again. Leveraging the best of SVG and HTML 5, Rappid is becoming the choice number one for applications that involve a diagramming component. Complicated systems increasingly require visual tooling for process, workflow and data management accessible to non-programmers. Rappid fills this need.

It's been a good amount of time since inital works on JointJS started. Since then, the core library and its plugin set grew tremendously. Today, we're proudly announcing another iteration of this work with a new release versioned JointJS v0.9.

January is getting to an end and it's not hard to find blossom trees here in Amsterdam. Strange configuration. To make things even warmer, we are happy to announce a new release of the library, JointJS 0.8.