Random musings in IT

Today I created some advanced features for the Mindweb application. I mainly worked on the task management interface. Now the views can be changed using the sidebar. Beside the originally developed tree view,  the task view with different groupings are available,  the same way it's available in…

New version of the Freeplane GTD is released, this version features French translation by Marian Llabrés. The add-on is available here.

As I detailed in the last article about my little side-project, for creating a web-based mindmap/task management application, I have gone through several architecture design stages. What that article doesn't mention, is the amount of refactoring it took in the modules themselves, to reach a working…

I've created an issue tracker to allow users to report issues, add feature requests about the Mindweb web based, freeplane compatible collaboration tool! The issue tracker is available here. Please share your ideas for development!

This is the eleventh article in the attempt to form a blogging habit   This is the initial announcement of the availability of the first working version of a HTML 5 based freeplane viewer/editor. I've been using Freeplane quite heavily, and it always caused a headache, that there is no way…

Basic GTD template added to add-on. More about using the template here. As usual the add-on is available on the release site, or on GitHub. You can use this direct link to download the add-on.

This is the seventh post in my attempt to start a blogging habit. Starting up your GTD system in Freeplane is quite easy, all you need is an inbox, a place to put your projects to,  a place to put the items for review, and optionally a place to place your archive tasks. It only takes a few…

Thanks to Miguel Molina's translation efforts, the add-on is now available in  Spanish! As usual the add-on is available on the release site, or on GitHub. You can use this direct link to download the add-on.

Freeplane add-ons can have a properly designed internationalization mechanisms, that change the text according to your language settings. Unfortunately this will also show the [translate me] for all unsupported languages. It's only a few minutes to do your translation if you want to get rid of that…

After digging deep inside the bowels of Freeplane OSGI resource loading and the flyingsaucer resource loading I've pieced together a solution to actually be able to display the built-in Freeplane items in the "browser" The action list is redesigned, the priorities are displayed as icons, the done…