Learn Anything - Search Learn Anything Website

[nikivi]

Learn Anything

 

 

This workflow lets you search for any topic on Learn Anything website. 

 

For more information, on how you can use the workflow, you can read the GitHub readme.

 

Hope you like it. ?

 

Code | Download

 

Edited February 27, 2018 by nikivi

[piggah]

I had the previous version and just upgraded. This is a cool project. I've followed it a short while. The site used to use like mindnode maps didn't it? 

[nikivi]

1 hour ago, piggah said:

The site used to use like mindnode maps didn't it? 

 

It did. The website was originally a wrapper over mind maps I made in MindNode that you can still see here.

 

We have improved it greatly since then and now the maps live outside of MindNode and on AWS in DynamoDB soon moving to Neo4j.

 

Everything is user curated like Reddit and open source. It's built with React and we try to make helping the project either with code, ideas or anything else as easy as possible.

 

I am happy you like the project. ? 

Edited December 25, 2017 by nikivi

[nikivi]

Added Auto Updating in the most recent version.

[piggah]

2 hours ago, nikivi said:

 

It did. The website was originally a wrapper over mind maps I made in MindNode that you can still see here.

 

We have improved it greatly since then and now the maps live outside of MindNode and on AWS in DynamoDB soon moving to Neo4j.

 

Everything is user curated like Reddit and open source. It's built with React and we try to make helping the project either with code, ideas or anything else as easy as possible.

 

I am happy you like the project. ? 

 

Nice, I noticed the voting buttons. I will try to start contributing to some of the topics I am knowledgeable of. I think I already found your slack. It's a great jumping off point. Usually the first place you go when you want to learn something new is, of course, Google, maybe wikipedia depending. I would love to see something community-style like this really catch on. To have a literal map to get started in what can be really complex subjects is great. I might be biased because I got hooked on mindnode myself recently. I've been playing with the workflow today and it's really fun just popping in different things that come to mind. 

 

edit: im also using your download folder cleaning workflow. i love that one

Edited December 26, 2017 by piggah

[nikivi]

New release!

 

Added ability to search curated lists.

Edited February 19, 2018 by nikivi