I've been working with Petri-Nets for a long time, and I wanted to share some of the tools I've constructed. My ambition is to provide low-code tools with very high ceilings. (i.e. easy for a novice, but is not outgrown by an expert) Petri-Nets were not something I was taught about in university, but I find these structures to be incredibly practical and useful when designing software. For users who have no idea what a Petri-net is - don't worry it's a graph with special rules. Like UML there is plenty of room for subjectivity in what you design. an intro: http://www.scholarpedia.org/arti... NEXT: I'm planning to build an introductory tutorial in the future, follow & star the project on github to look out for that. https://github.com/pFlow-dev/pflow

Pflow Petri-Net editor

Construct and Visualize Petri-Nets using JS or Lua

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