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Wiki, Mind maps, Concept maps and Piggydb
Before I created Piggydb, I had been using a Wiki for storing and organizing my thoughts, ideas, article excerpts, and anything else I wanted to write down. Although a wiki provides an extremely simple...
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Hierarchical Tags
Like many other Web 2.0 systems, Piggydb supports tagging to classify knowledge fragments. While tagging is simply for classifying a piece of information and allowing it to be found again by browsing...
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Tagging Turned Out to Be Not So Flexible
I’m about to start the development of V5.x after deciding that V4.23 is the final version of the V4.x branch except for bug fixes. As I wrote before, as of V4.23, Piggydb has not achieved its most...
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The Piggydb Way: #1 Tag as Concept over Tag as Index
In this series of articles ‘The Piggydb Way’, I will try to explain why Piggydb is so unique and useful in terms of knowledge creation compared to other information management systems and how it will...
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The Piggydb Way: #2 Tags as First-Class Components
Most of you who happen to stumble upon piggydb.net are sure to know what you want, I imagine. You are looking for a tool (in the categories like wiki, outliner, personal database, etc) that helps you...
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Why does Piggydb make your note-taking stand out from the crowd?
Piggydb changes the way of note-taking. Note-taking was originally a top-down process. The ancient people started note-taking to record things on important subjects, using it as a device of artificial...
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