The Micans domain currently has the following to offer.
The main mcl page. MCL is a cluster algorithm for graphs. It seems popular by metrics such as citations, downloads, usage, and feedback.
apparix allows you to bookmark directories and apparate inside them. When combined with (bash) tab completion you get file system navigation on steroids. Genuinely useful for those glued to the command line.
The zoem page. bzzzz. Zoem is a macro/programming language. It does not seem popular at all by any metric.
Portable Unix Documentation. PUD currently offers two mini-languages for authoring manual pages and FAQ documents. Source documents can be converted to html, troff, PostScript and plain text. The PUD impact is roughly described by a delta function. PUD is shipped with zoem.
Find a collection of customizable Go boards in PostScript format, as well as the script that can be used to generate them.
mermaid scans a set of sequences for sequence similarity. In beta.
libtingea is a C library with basic interfaces for strings, hashes, heaps, arrays, linked lists, and some other stuff.
Micans is Latin, its meaning twinkling, sparkling, shining, gleaming, flashing, glowing.
It represents - for the owner of micans.org - the energy, the impetus, and the heartbeat found in nature. Everyone presumably has their own special set of places in which it makes itself best heard. Some places speaking strongly to me are science, mathematics, and poetry. You'll find bits and pieces of them on this site - they lend themselves well to the web.
On a lighter note, there is a host of little micans beings out there, shining, glowing, and twinkling. Want to see some nice algae, germs, and bugs? It is an invigorating gathering of little creatures!