Boolflow v2: A Major Update to My Free Browser-Based Digital Logic Simulator

Boolflow v2: A Major Update to My Free Browser-Based Digital Logic Simulator A while ago, I published a post about Boolflow — a free browser-based digital logic simulator built for learning Boolean algebra and experimenting with digital circuits directly in the browser. Since then, I have significantly updated the project. This is not just a small patch release. I reworked several important parts of the experience to make Boolflow more useful, more understandable, and more comfortable for both beginners and self-learners. If you want to try it, the project is here: www.boolflow.site What changed in Boolflow v2 The new version focuses on improving the actual learning experience. The biggest updates are: added example circuits redesigned connections improved simulation behavior improved descriptions and explanations These changes may sound simple on paper, but together they make the tool much easier to use and much more helpful for understanding digital logic visually. 1. Example circuit