On: Hyperspace in the 1970s: Tony Buzan’s early hypertext system for paper

[mindgam3]

Prezi seems to be the closest modern presentation tool building on these ideas. I think the concept of engaging spatial intelligence is brilliant but I find the creation UX not as intuitive as I’d like. https://prezi.com/

Anyone have other examples of mindmappy software with good UI?

[behnamoh → mindgam3]

I've often found JS-based presentations even cooler than Prezi. There're many examples, one which I like is: https://impress.js.org

Although, the creation UX is more tailored to programmers than people who don't code.

[mindgam3 → behnamoh]

Interesting demo, thanks! Haven’t tried on computer yet. On ios firefox it’s flashy but glitchy when animating through slides. JS based would be killer with no glitchiness.

[behnamoh → mindgam3]

You're welcome! I've mostly tried it on PC/Mac with no glitches. Maybe iOS Safari can handle JS better than FF.

[suyash → mindgam3]

I both love and hate Prezi, great idea but horrible UX/UI.

[cat199 → mindgam3]

not exactly 'mind mappy', but some form of analog:

1) use a wiki

2) write a script to build a graph of the links

3) use graphviz or similar to view this