A sophomore studying Networking and IoT at college decided to make life easier for IT students who, like him, are taking a programming course. To do this, he created a free online generator that automatically builds correct flowcharts for academic papers directly from the finished code.
A sophomore studying Networking and IoT at college decided to make life easier for IT students who, like him, are taking a programming course. To do this, he created a free online generator that automatically builds correct flowcharts for academic papers directly from the finished code.
“I was kicked out by a teacher, I had to create a free website called rombik , which draws correct flowcharts for programming coursework to save Ukrainian students nerves,” a student under the nickname iShawyha said on Reddit. “She once said, ‘You can use websites that will generate flowcharts for you, but make sure they are exactly as you want them.’ She said this knowing that such websites don’t exist. Now they do.”
This is how the free website rombik appeared for students of 121, 122, 172 and other IT specialties, which "automatically builds correct flowcharts in accordance with DSTU 19.701-90 directly from your code."
To use rombik, you just need to paste the code, and the generator will instantly create a state-standard flowchart, which you can then edit in the editor and add to your document.
According to the developer, the site was created using AI only based on Claude's code, while the project itself is written in TypeScript. The guy adds that the neural network could not master the generation engine, so he wrote this key part himself. The project is available on GitHub .
Ото хотів перевірити, чи мій сайт індексується нормально в Google, а тут виявляється вже про rombik хтось статтю написав🫣 )) Прикольно, дякую за поширення проєкту 🤗
Тільки дивно, що ви не розкрили всю історію з викладачкою, все ж не просто так вона мене вибісила🫠 Заловогок гучний, в в статті тільки про сам проєкт, сторітелінгу 0