Good code designs are the key to a clean, efficient, and successful code. I use lists, pseudocode, and layouts on a regular basis, but my favourite design medium remains the flowchart. While stepping back and looking through the notebook I was once so content with, I was recently shocked at how confusing it was. It was neat and well‐organized, but there was a significant lack of content in places where I had to use a separate piece of paper. And all those papers were missing. Then I found yEd, the best free programmer’s flowchart editor I could imagine available. Written purely in Java, yEd is incredibly fast to use with simple drag‐and‐drop, an outline view, and zooming functionality. It allows different label colours, shapes, and sizes, and supports custom images. Users can insert descriptions and URLs into individual nodes. yEd includes automated organizers, powerful printing options, and a fully featured help menu. And it is somehow under 7 megabytes.