SQLNotes - A new Outliner

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Posted by Dominik Holenstein
Aug 3, 2007 at 06:40 PM

Have a look here:
http://www.sqlnotes.net/

Beta 02 to be expected by the end of this month.
I haven’t tested SQLNotes yet (no time…).

Dominik

Posted by PIMfan
Aug 3, 2007 at 08:18 PM

Hmmmm…..I wonder if there’s any connection between:

SQLNotes from NeoTech and NeoMem? (http://neomem.org)

Maybe it’s just a Neo-coincidence? :-)

I still use Neomem:
a) Small footprint
b) Open ended data design (if you’re comfortable with relational data design)
c) Open Source (free)

Takes some time to get it set up to be what you want, but that’s a fair tradeoff for a system that is so open ended.

Now back to dreaming of a well-paying job as a PIM evaluator…dream on…..

PIMfan

Posted by cpb
Aug 5, 2007 at 05:25 AM

too slow. very buggy atm.

-cpb

Posted by Pierre Paul Landry
Aug 13, 2007 at 12:29 AM

New version of SQLNotes (0.9.13) is now available as a free download at http://www.sqlnotes.net.

SQLNotes can now work as a 1 pane (outline/grid) OR as a power 2 pane outliner, thanks to the built-in full-featured HTML editor.

Fans of 3 pane outlining (aka Zoot) can also configure SQLNotes to behave as a 3 pane outliner (beating Zoot since it has a HTML (i.e. rich text) editor.

Posted by Derek Cornish
Aug 13, 2007 at 03:10 PM

I thought about downloading this - it looks very interesting - but getting the download seems unduly difficult.

First, you have to hunt around for a download link on the home page (why no tab on the menu bar?) Then at the download page you have to register before you can download. And during the registration process you have to provide: user name, first name, last name, display name (why so many name variants?), email and password. This apparently means that you are also registering for forum membership.

I can see why a developer would want to do things this way; it gives him or her a clearer picture of the potential market. But it may give a different message to potential customers, who don’t always want to do things on such restricted terms.

As I don’t know the web-site, I’m not very happy about doing all this just to get an early beta. But “that’s my choice,” as they say in Kansas.

Derek

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