ASCiiFLOW
Company / Author[edit]
Lewis Hemens
Screenshots[edit]
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What they say[edit]
“… a simple way to embed flow diagrams or drawings within emails, blogs, text based media. … since starting development it has started to become more than this, with a link to export drawings to DITAA, as well as sharing and saving.
I intend to expand the site further to incorporate a gallery, and when core work has been competed I have every intention of making this entirely open source!
The site is made in GWT and runs on Google AppEngine, for best results use Chrome to draw large diagrams, as it is very heavy on JavaScript.”
Observations[edit]
This is a very simple box and lines web app, with a twist – it helps you draw the diagram on screen in simple characters, but it then gives the option to convert the character-based diagram to a higher-resolution image. Diagrams can be saved online, kept private or made public, editable or read-only.
Their website[edit]
Operating System(s)[edit]
Browser based
Price: Free | Status: Current | Date added: 2011-11-14
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