Love the idea, love the UI. I see same UI approach can give life to quite many new tools.
I'll try it when they repair my Mac
H-m-m: Hackers mind map
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#12Should integrate with orgmode headings.
...but mapping everything is just step one. Step two is getting a prioritized list of todos for the day.
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#13I'm old enough to remember when pockets of the Freemind[1] community aspired for that application to reach something of this state. Sadly, development forked and work on the original project stalled pretty hard.
Great stuff - thanks for sharing!
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#14OK, cool idea, but..
- Why is this written in PHP? Who builds CLI applications in PHP? Everything looks like a nail, I guess? - Why did you choose your own custom serialization format instead of using something universally supported, like JSON? It's literally more effort for you and everyone else involved for zero benefit. - I love CLI applications and CLI navigation(vim-style, etc) but it really feels like a missed opportunity for this to not have any sort of web UI, since it would be very natural to click, zoom and pan around.
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#15OK, cool idea, but.. - Why is this written in PHP? Who builds CLI applications in PHP? Everything looks like a nail, I guess? - Why did you choose your own custom serialization format instead of using something universally supported, like JSON? It's literally more effort for you and everyone else involved for zero benefit. - I love CLI applications and CLI navigation(vim-style, etc) but it really feels like a missed…
Near the bottom of the README, it says:
Programming is not my career, but rather a hobby, and I developed h-m-m because I wanted to have something like this and couldn't find one. Therefore, what I've done here may have a lot of room for improvement.
It makes sense to me that a hobbyist might well build a CLI in whatever is convenient for them, and not know to look for standard serialization formats.
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#16Nice tool.
A question to others who enjoy similar tools:
What is the difference between this (or other) tool to a simple document on Gdocs with multilevel bullet lists?
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#17Love the idea. Their website is full of goodies. The graphic for the p3 express framework is pretty cool. https://p3.express/manual/v2/
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#19Awesome. I am using PHP for some college classes and I can certainly say that I would never want to use it for something like this, but the fact that someone did is pretty awesome. I will definitely be using (probably a fork that I rewrite in a language that I will be willing to maintain) a lot for sure. Awesome work!
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#20A terminal-based mind mapping tool with Vim keybindings? Count me in!
The fact that the name immediately made me think "Hamlin-McGill-McGill" is only a bonus :)