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Nice 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?
The fact that it's terminal-centric is also situationally an advantage as opposed to gdocs, but that could easily be solved by vim or something, so I don't think that's quite what you were asking.
OK, 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…
I’m not fond of it being in PHP, either (mostly because I doubt I have it installed to use this), but that doesn’t make this a bad tool, just one that solves someone’s problem.
Wow, a single PHP file, I wasn’t expecting that ^^ Looks cool though, I’ll try it soon :)
Wow, a single PHP file, I wasn’t expecting that ^^ Looks cool though, I’ll try it soon :)
By the end of the meeting he wanted a copy, and for me to CC his boss and a couple of his peers.
For me, key nodes are often obvious long before relationships are. E.g., if I'm working with post-it notes, I might write a bunch of notes, cluster them, winnow, and only then want to start locking in relationships between items. Has anybody seen something that's pretty straightforward that supports that approach?