In the model of CrossConcept, a concept is simply represented as a list of items. And in this model, operations of using concepts, developing concepts and communicating those concepts are represented as operations of lists and tables.
CrossConcept's functions are simple as follows:
And with these functions, you can:
This is the first release of the multi-language version of CrossConcept.
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]]>Syndy has been updated to version 0.7.1.1
2006-10-21 14:30
Syndy supports links to OPML files outside: represented by the value link
of the type
attribute.
This may bring distributed OPML directories. I'll write about this later.
OPML type node has an icon from "OPML Icon Project" and is a link to the refered OPML document. Selecting OPML node in the left-top pane, you can choose whether to load the OPML document in the displayed window or to load it into a new window.
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]]>It derives event information from entry documents included in a Atom's feed document and displays them in a monthly calendar. Each event is marked up with hCalendar and embeded in a content element of an entry document, while "hCalendar via RSS XVCD" derives each event information from an XHTML page which are linked from an entry document.
<feed xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2005/Atom"> ... <entry> ... <content type="xhtml"> <div xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml"> <div class="vevent"> <span class="summary">International Medical Writing Workshop</span> </div> </div>
Open OPML file or an Atom feed document, put cursor in the right hand pane and change vocabulary component to "Syndy Feed Calendar".
You can apply it to a single feed and a group of feeds:
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]]>Latest release is Syndy 0.7 (zip archive), requires xfy Basic Edition 1.3 for Windows or for other platforms, release note is here.
You can try some feed applications:
screen shots:
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