Summary
We have now covered Sequence Diagrams, and you have learned a lot about them. You have learned what a sequence diagram is and what the basic elements of a sequence diagram are. You know about messages and the different types of messages. You know the difference between an asynchronous message and a synchronous message. You have learned about participants (also called actors), how to create notes in your sequence diagram, and how to position these notes. On top of that, you have got to know about activations and how to create activations with Mermaid. You have also learned about the different control-flow mechanisms that are available and the syntax to create them. Finally, you looked at different ways you can modify the theme of sequence diagrams in Mermaid and how to affect the colors of different parts of the diagrams.
You now know how to use Mermaid to create flowcharts and sequence diagrams, but Mermaid has much more to offer than that in terms of diagrams. In the next...
