That is interesting! Idea: ability to export mesh as image or some other format.
On 05/25/2012 09:03 AM, Axel Kittenberger wrote:
With MeshCraft you can organize your concept maps (and notes, presentations, texts, etc.) in a mesh using your browser. GitHub source: https://github.com/axkibe/meshcraft Live site: http://meshcraft.net/ Current release: Version 0.2 It's causal consistency / action transformation engine (CC/AT - "meshmashine") is able to handle multiple users in one map and even the same paragraph at the same time, much like EtherPad/PiratePad. For example every user has its own undo/redo queue. To act as testimonial here :-) Node.js offered particular symbioses, since the server and the client share substantial code parts in JavaScript: said CC/AT engine. The client has in fact a tiny version of the server running inside it, so it can continue to work with data trees it altered, while the changes are exchanged with the server. Since both sides have the same engine, they have a mutual understanding what the data tree of the other looks like and can continuously update each other with diffs. I have been working on it for now exactly one year to get it where it is now. There are many plans to go from here. Eventually I want it to be a text editor, where you are able to visually (re)arrange paragraphs, create a text by blazing a path through them and have your literature database also visualized in the same 2D pane to grep citations from. But right now, next step I want to go is to make zooming presentations. License, as most things here: MIT/Expact
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