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asciiflow - a WYSIWYG editor to draw ASCII diagrams and drawings on the web

thechangelog:

Checkout ASCIIFLOW by Lewis Hemens a Software Engineer at Google in AdSense.

Embed flow drawings in emails, blogs and text based media. You can also share and save them as well as export your drawings to DITAA.

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!
- Lewis Hemens

The site is made in Google Web Toolkit (GWT) and runs on Google AppEngine. If you’re drawing large diagrams, use Chrome for the best results. It’s very heavy on JavaScript.

For development updates checkout his blog

Source on GitHub - Homepage - Blog - Hacker News

(Source: thechangelog)

2299: THE GAME

There is a webcomic I’ve got recently hooked into, called 2299. It’s created by Bryan Lunduke, who is one of my favorite podcasters over at jupiterbroadcasting.com, which I also really like. To sum up here is what it’s about (quote from Bryan’s blog):

Set in the same universe as the 2299 web comic (and using the same 8-bit pixel art), the game follows the adventure of a small little ship (named “Ted”) who gets sent to pick up some stationary.  One thing leads to another and you end up stranded in a previously unexplored part of the Galaxy.

It costs only 5 bucks and is available on Linux, Mac and Window$. DRM-Free. Come on, you want this.

This is what it looks like.