Gliffy – Public Beta
Posted on May 22, 2006
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Saw this posted at the Gliffy Blog: Gliffy is now in public beta. More symbol libraries too:
- Flowchart
- UI wireframes
- Floor plan
- Network shapes
- Basic shapes
I’ve been dabbling around with this in the closed beta for a while now (previous post) and have been very impressed. And with the additional symbols it just got better.
I’d say these guys have the diagramming slice of web office apps cornered. It really is just that slick.
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