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SVGEdit is a fast, web-based, JavaScript-driven open source SVG drawing editor that works in all modern browsers. It was first launched more than 15 years before the provided snapshot, and was later refreshed to resume active development. It can be used directly in browsers, hosted in custom environments, or integrated into other web applications.
The Taipei Times is an English-language newspaper from the Liberty Times group, launched on June 15, 1999. It reports from a Taiwanese perspective on national and international news, politics, business, sports, culture and features, and draws on news agencies for international coverage.
Telborg tracks construction and power developments for Texas data centers, drawing on state and county filings. It reports new campuses, power facilities and semiconductor fabs, along with the operator behind an LLC, design and construction firms, approval stage and power supplier. The site also offers a siting demo for a Corpus Christi industrial corridor.
The Apache OpenOffice Templates site offers downloadable templates to enhance Apache OpenOffice. Templates are searchable and filterable by category (Business, Education, Private) and by application (Calc, Draw, Impress, Writer), and can be sorted by highest rated, most popular, or most recent.
TermOne Plus is an Android terminal emulator that turns an Android device into a computer terminal for accessing a command line shell and running command line utilities. It is an open source project under Apache License 2.0 and the successor of Jack Palevich's Terminal Emulator for Android. Features include multiple windows, a navigation drawer, launcher shortcuts, UTF-8 console, and VT-100 emulation.
TEv2 is described as the Tegaki E Reboot, labeled a technical alpha version. All entries and comments on the site are hand-drawn or written with a mouse or tablet. The page shows a dated feed of entries with comment counts and a login or registration area.
TextPaint is an online tool for drawing with text. Users draw, shape and decorate a canvas using ASCII, Unicode, emojis or other characters. The sidebar offers a pencil, paint bucket, text input, select area, character picker, find and replace, line drawing and image-to-ASCII conversion. Artwork can be flipped, rotated, shifted and exported as a text file, HTML or a JavaScript string. It is free and requires no signup.
The Component Gallery is a repository of interface components drawn from examples in design systems. It serves as a reference for people building user interfaces and catalogues 60 components, 95 design systems and 2,671 examples, including carousel, tree view, popover, rating, accordion, quote, pagination and tabs.
A personal blog by Chris Said, a data scientist at Propel. The blog is mostly about statistics, technology, and science, and the site links to blog posts on topics such as A/B testing and statistics.
A searchable ProPublica database of civilian complaints against New York City police officers, drawn from closed cases provided by the civilian board that investigates such complaints. Records span September 1985 to January 2020 and can be searched by officer name or badge number, or browsed by precinct or nature of allegations. The database was last updated in July 2020 and is no longer being updated.
Things to Do is a website that provides thousands of ideas and activities for users experiencing boredom. It offers random generators, funny lists, challenges, drawing and painting prompts, free browser-based games, and topic-specific lists covering activities for home, outdoors, public spaces, with friends, and in Minecraft. The site also includes writing prompts, random questions, puns, quick money-making ideas, and prank and dare suggestions.
Tilda Vector is a free online vector graphic editor for creating and editing SVG files and vector images in the browser. It requires no account or subscription and offers drawing, freehand, select, bend, and basic shape tools, along with layers and viewbox settings. A vector editor is also available in Zero Block.
Tilesetter is a tool for generating complete tilesets from base images and for building and exporting levels to Unity, Godot and GameMaker Studio 2. It offers automatic compositing that updates tilesets from parameters, and map editing that fixes tiles while drawing. The documentation covers version 2.0.0 and older releases.
CamRoute is a tool for planning a driving route in the Greater Toronto Area and viewing traffic cameras near that route. It draws on over 1,300 cameras from the City of Toronto, Ontario 511, and Durham Region, with routing powered by OpenStreetMap data. It is described as an independent, unofficial project.
Uji is a minimalist generative art tool. Users interact with buttons and sliders to create generative art. Drawings can be exported as PNG, JPEG, SVG (black line on transparent background, suitable for pen plotting), or JSON of line segment geometry. Shared links preserve configured art parameters, and an undo button restores previous work.
uMap is a free and open-source online map creator maintained by a community of contributors. It lets users build custom maps using OpenStreetMap background layers, draw lines and polygons, import information layers, and embed maps on websites. A graphical interface allows creating interactive maps without coding, and additional features include heatmaps, clustering and slideshows, without requiring an account.
UMLet is a free, open-source UML tool with a simple user interface for drawing UML diagrams. Sequence and activity diagrams can be created from plain text, and diagrams can be exported to eps, pdf, jpg, svg and the clipboard. It is available as a stand-alone app for Windows, macOS and Linux, as an Eclipse plugin, as the UMLetino web app and as a Visual Studio Code extension.
Valuta EX is a currency converter providing exchange rates for over 160 world currencies, plus cryptocurrencies. Rates are mid-market rates drawn from live market data and refreshed hourly. Conversion pages compare typical dealer margins of 0–5% charged by banks, ATMs, credit cards and exchange kiosks. It is developed by inkOfPixel Srl, a software company based in Milan, Italy.
Vandal is a browser extension that serves as a navigator for the Web Archive, helping users move back in time without leaving the current tab. It is built on the Wayback Machine API and offers calendar and graph views, a built-in browser for archived snapshots, navigation history, a resource drawer and a beta historical view. Limitations include iframe restrictions on some websites and no support for saving pages.
Vexle is a free daily flag drawing game for geography fans. Each day, players build a country's flag from its layout and colours in six tries with Wordle-style feedback, or use Draw mode to sketch a flag from memory and see how close they got. A new flag appears daily and no account is needed.
VibePaint.ai is a browser-based generative AI design studio that converts freehand sketches into rendered digital art. Users draw on an HTML5 canvas or upload reference art, choose from visual styles and projection surfaces, and receive high-resolution exports. Videos of up to 10 seconds can serve as references.
VulkanGuide is a work-in-progress guide to the Vulkan graphics API that focuses on dynamic rendering as a base for game engine code. It uses C++20 and Vulkan 1.3, covers initialization, compute shaders, mesh drawing, textures and GLTF scene loading, and targets readers who already know 3D graphics basics. An older version covers Vulkan 1.1.
WARNTracker tracks layoffs reported in public WARN records, drawing on filings that employers submit to states before large layoffs. It presents layoff maps and charts by state and year, plus company and role breakdowns, and covers 8.1 million employees laid off from 41,052 companies from 1988 to 2026. The site notes its data is not exhaustive.
A family research blog on navies and merchant shipping from 1500 to the present. The authors photograph, draw and research archives, literature and the web, sharing information without commercial intent. Posts cover whaling history, individual ships and naval commissions.
