The Mindjet Labs

Four guys out of Bulgaria just built this .Net application for mind mapping.  It looks really cool with a very fresh look!  It was built with WPF and all our latest technology like Silverlight.   I can't wait to try it out when it goes beta on November 1st.  What amazing things could happen if Mindjet would hire these ...

A few months ago, I create a Microsoft Office Groove 2007 to share the source code for my SilverlightMap project: code to transform a Mindjet MindManager Map into a Silverlight Streaming Application hosted on silverlight.live.com.  For those of you who don't know Groove is Microsoft's Peer-to-Peer workspace solution.  I find it very ...

In an interesting twist on a blogroll, Gaelen at Mindjet posted a map of MindManager Bloggers on the Mindjet Blog.  This works because Mindjet has built a passionate following of individuals who cannot do without their flagship software, MindManager.  It's great that Mindjet recognizes these assets in the field and enables them as ...

Just when you get really good at a tool, you find something better.  This happened to me when I moved from C++ to C# for desktop application development.  I see it happening again with Expression Blend which you can use to design windows user interfaces and Silverlight applications. Here is simple application that I built recently to ...

function CreateSilverlight(){Sys.Silverlight.createHostedObjectEx({source: ''streaming:/216/SilverlightMap'',parentElement: SilverlightMapWrapper});}As I mentioned in an earlier post, I have been playing around with Silverlight and trying to see how it could work with Mindjet MindManager maps.  Because both MindManager ...

It seems that Microsoft's Sliverlight (formerly WPF/e) is the topic of the day.  Since I first learned about WPF/e last year, I started thinking of ways in which Mindjet MindManager could work with it.  I started playing around with it and the most exciting feature of it was that it was all based in XML.  That means that I could use ...