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LovelyCharts.com

Posted on : 30-11-2009 | By : Utkarsh Shigihalli | In : development, general

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I just finished developing a site for my client. I was asked to create a developer reference document for the project I completed.

At the end of the document, a solution architect in my team felt a need of a diagram to explain the control flow inside the system. To draw the diagram, I did not have the Microsoft Visio (which I often use for such kind of tasks), and I was not willing to use MS Paint (you have to draw everything on your own), PowerPoint (very less work area) and Paint.net (not easy to draw arrows etc).

I was searching for alternative free solution and I found this site called www.lovelycharts.com. Its dead simple. Register, login and start drawing.

You have save/export options once you are done drawing, and also different draw objects like network items, flow charts, etc.

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