The transition from beta to a stable 1.0 release.

Compatibility for projects still running on Angular 18, so teams maintaining older applications can also adopt ng-diagram.

New event hooks like “model loaded” or “object removed”, giving you more ways to react to changes in your diagrams.

Utility functions such as getConnectedEdgesForNode, making it easier to find related elements in large diagrams.

Currently labels are only supported on custom edges — we’re extending this so default edge types can also have labels by default.

A rectangular selection tool that lets you drag a box around multiple nodes to select them at once.

A central place to define and manage keyboard shortcuts, so you can customize controls and speed up your workflow.

A small overview map to help you navigate and stay oriented in large, complex diagrams.

Smarter rendering that only displays what’s currently visible on the screen, for smoother performance with very large diagrams.

The ability to connect nodes directly with edges, without requiring defined ports.

A configurable grid overlay that helps with alignment and positioning of nodes.

Floating panels that follow selected nodes, allowing you to attach action buttons or menus right next to the node.

Add labels or icons to ports for clearer identification