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Planetiler (pla·nuh·tai·lr, formerly named "Flatmap") is a tool that generates Vector Tiles from geographic data sources like OpenStreetMap. Planetiler aims to be fast and memory-efficient so that you can build a map of the world in a few hours on a single machine without any external tools or database. Vector tiles contain raw point, line, and polygon geometries that clients like MapLibre can use to render custom maps in the browser, native apps, or on a server.

Tool support for creating FMC* diagrams [Block diagrams, Petri nets, Entity-Relationship diagrams (ERD)] in MS-Visio 2000 and newer. Features: stencils, consistency checking, Petri net simulation, exporter e.g. pdf, ... *Fundamental Modeling Concepts A stripped down version of the stencil set is available for TAM (Technical Architecture Modeling of SAP). This set uses UML notation and contains Block, Activity, Sequence, State, Class, and Component diagrams. It doesn't contain Simulation,...

Dia Diagram Editor is free Open Source drawing software for Windows, Mac OS X and Linux. Dia supports more than 30 different diagram types like flowcharts, network diagrams, database models. More than a thousand readymade objects help to draw professional diagrams. Dia can read and write a number of different raster and vector image formats. Software developers and database specialists can use Dia as a CASE tool to generate code skeletons from their drawings. Dia can be scripted and extended using Python.

(Janat : Just Another Non-Artistic Tool) is a simple and user-friendly vectorial drawing software written in Java. It's particularity is to stores data inside a SQL database. This facts gives it the ability to run on a website, or store data on a remote

JShoe is a web based service that works as a complement for education. It's a tool that allows teachers to transmit the art and craft of shoe design.