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Good points, all of them. Especially the last one is just a painful reality of the process. I think it's somewhat similar to the scientific method in that regard. Often your hypoth…

To me this is one of the differences between making a wheel for learning or a wheel for innovation, as I mention in the blog. The latter can truly be reinvention, while the former …

Yes, it has to be balanced appropriately. I didn't emphasize this a lot in the blog post, but this is really important in a work setting, compared to when working on personal proje…

Meant to say "DIY" (Do it yourself). Thanks for letting me know, I've updated it now!

For example, I have a few question about the way I'm going to architecture my next project for work, but I don't quite know where to go, since StackOverflow doesn't allow broad que…

Looks pretty good, I'm looking forward to trying it out. The UI a bit more cluttered than I would like, but it's nice to see something like this more fleshed out than what I posted…

This looks great, I'm really looking forward to giving it a try. I've been using Trello to accomplish the same thing for a while, but it hasn't been ideal. Thank you for posting th…

I'll see what I can do to improve this. At the moment you can click "Lock all" under the "Mind Map" menu to lock all the nodes in place.

I think that might be a problem with the caching. I'll look into forcing a cache refresh.

Good idea. I added a link to a mailing list, which'll do the job until I make something better.

There was a bug with the styling, that should be fixed now.

Yeah sorry about that, it's fixed now.

Whoops, that should be fixed now, as soon as GitHub Pages updates.

Thanks. I use it as I would a normal mind map, to organize ideas and sometimes visualize trees of data. I just find the text-based approach to creating mind maps a lot faster and s…

That's weird. What antivirus do you use? And does it say anything about what caused the block?

A few months ago one of my favorite tools http://www.text2mindmap.com went down and since there doesn't seem to be any plans to bring it back up I created my own version of the sit…

An Acer Chromebook 13. It's really easy to run Linux on it, which is all iup personally need. It's light, cheap and has great battery life.