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Database Diagramming With ChartDB

 ChartDB is an open-source database diagrams editor that can be self-hosted or used in the Cloud, for free.

At IProgrammer we're very fond of utilities that make the developer's life just that little bit easier, especially on the database front. In the past we had covered a few such cool tools like Prisma Markdown which can automatically generate ERDs, ERDLab, an intuitive SQL Visualization tool which helps in capturing your database design thoughts and Azimutt, a database schema explorer with many great features.

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