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I sort of went the opposite direction. I used to use FreeMind [0], a great open-source mind mapping tool. I noticed that I'd translate from the mind map to my t
by pjmorris 9y ago
I sort of went the opposite direction. I used to use FreeMind [0], a great open-source mind mapping tool. I noticed that I'd translate from the mind map to my to do list by using indents to represent ownership of tree sub-nodes instead of the drawn lines... and I eventually just went with outlines in my to do list. I'll still sketch on paper with nodes and lines, but the indenting hierarchy works so well for me that I never fire up FreeMind. Of course, Python made sense to me too.
[0] http://freemind.sourceforge.net/wiki/index.php/Main_Page http://freemind.sourceforge.net/wiki/index.php/Main_Page