Nice idea!
If you dont mind sharing what technology stack have you used to develop this?
Show HN: New mind mapping tool for learners
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Re: Show HN: New mind mapping tool for learners
#42Interesting! May I ask what, if any, features do you plan to add that supercede those of Freeplane? As background: whenever I need to grok a larger concept or chomp through a large collection of material, I fire up Freeplane. (It's a fork of Freemind, a desktop application written in Java, it's under GPL and runs fully locally, see freeplane.org) You already mentioned a Markdown to map input path. That is a good idea…
We are working on following features right now that are gonna be included in all plans: 1) Split view 2) Public ling sharing, embedded code 3) Kindle highlights sync (syncing the highlighted parts of yout books directly to the app) 4) AI for recommending online content (courses, books etc.) Free plan is just limited by number of documents and storage because we need to cover the server costs for cloud solution. Right…
As another daily Freeplane user, anything not self-hosted and behind a firewall is a no-go for me. Sensitive or not, having someone over your shoulder kills the creative juices. None of the things you mentioned except for split view sounds like an improvement over Freeplane which is an open-source serverless app and great for the power-user.
Perhaps a useful feature for someone like me would be the an online app where I could import a mind map from another program and then choose from a variety of presentation options, and be provided code for an interactive embedded mind map in a blog or website. That would be enticing to people who aren't ready to dump all the features they are used to, and that crowd is much more likely to jump on to something like this than the average person.
Re: Show HN: New mind mapping tool for learners
#43What's your tech stack?
Re: Show HN: New mind mapping tool for learners
#44Earlier quoted context omitted.
We are working on following features right now that are gonna be included in all plans: 1) Split view 2) Public ling sharing, embedded code 3) Kindle highlights sync (syncing the highlighted parts of yout books directly to the app) 4) AI for recommending online content (courses, books etc.) Free plan is just limited by number of documents and storage because we need to cover the server costs for cloud solution. Right…
As another daily Freeplane user, anything not self-hosted and behind a firewall is a no-go for me. Sensitive or not, having someone over your shoulder kills the creative juices. None of the things you mentioned except for split view sounds like an improvement over Freeplane which is an open-source serverless app and great for the power-user. Perhaps a useful feature for someone like me would be the an online app wher…
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Re: Show HN: New mind mapping tool for learners
#45What's your tech stack?
For collaboration we use a modified version of sharedb (https://github.com/share/sharedb). Its using the operational transformation algorithm (https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Operational_transformation). We will be publishing an article about tech stack at out blog within few days :)
Re: Show HN: New mind mapping tool for learners
#46Earlier quoted context omitted.
We are working on following features right now that are gonna be included in all plans: 1) Split view 2) Public ling sharing, embedded code 3) Kindle highlights sync (syncing the highlighted parts of yout books directly to the app) 4) AI for recommending online content (courses, books etc.) Free plan is just limited by number of documents and storage because we need to cover the server costs for cloud solution. Right…
As another daily Freeplane user, anything not self-hosted and behind a firewall is a no-go for me. Sensitive or not, having someone over your shoulder kills the creative juices. None of the things you mentioned except for split view sounds like an improvement over Freeplane which is an open-source serverless app and great for the power-user. Perhaps a useful feature for someone like me would be the an online app wher…
We believe that online collaboration is very important when building our knowledge. When dealing with complex topics you need inputs from other people. That’s the reason behind cloud solution that is not offered by freeplane.
Re: Show HN: New mind mapping tool for learners
#47Nice idea! If you dont mind sharing what technology stack have you used to develop this?
The core is: electron, nestjs, sharedb, mongodb, angular, codemirror, aws and docker.
Re: Show HN: New mind mapping tool for learners
#48What's your tech stack?
For collaboration we use a modified version of sharedb ( https://github.com/share/sharedb ). Its using the operational transformation algorithm ( https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Operational_transformation ). We will be publishing an article about tech stack at out blog within few days :)
The core is: electron, nestjs, sharedb, mongodb, angular, codemirror, aws and docker.
Re: Show HN: New mind mapping tool for learners
#49Interesting! May I ask what, if any, features do you plan to add that supercede those of Freeplane? As background: whenever I need to grok a larger concept or chomp through a large collection of material, I fire up Freeplane. (It's a fork of Freemind, a desktop application written in Java, it's under GPL and runs fully locally, see freeplane.org) You already mentioned a Markdown to map input path. That is a good idea…
Are you going to have a desktop downloaded app with one time payment no subscription with unlimited features?
Re: Show HN: New mind mapping tool for learners
#50Good stuff. An in-browser demo would be neat and may drive more adoption.
Thanks