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The development of FreeMind is coordinated using FreeMind's project page at SourceForge, and also using this wiki. At wiki, we have requests for enhancements page; there is also requests for enhancements (RFEs) page at SourceForge (not preferred). You can browse CVS repository. We also use SourceForge for bugs, and open discussion forum. We do not use the documentation part there as we use this wiki instead. Contributing to FreeMind There are different possible ways of taking part in the FreeMind development: the project needs people for: developing testing documenting of the program translating its interface, see Translation. translating its documentation in foreign languages, see Translation. Currently, FreeMind project is after a feature freeze, heading quickly to the testing phase. An important current contribution is testing and translation. --Dan Polansky 23:59, 31 Aug 2007 (PDT) Also: releasing screenshots: if you have a nice screenshot of FreeMind, please help by releasing it under an open-source licence in Wikimedia Commons. Getting started as a developer See Getting started as a developer. Getting started as a tester See Getting started as a tester. Reporting bugs See Reporting bugs. Organization of FreeMind development Initially, every active developer of the core team works on his own CVS branch. Our intermediate results are published as our "alpha versions". We use forum Open Discussion and section Experimental_versions on this wiki page to communicate them. Further details about the FreeMind release process are described on the FreeMind Release process page. Experimental versions Currently, there are the following experimental versions available. They are not meant for productive use; use at your own risk! FreeMind 0.9.0 beta 14 with Node Attributes, Map Filters and WYSIWYG rich text node editor Attaching of named attributes to every node, filtering of the displayed map content based on node text, node icons and node attributes, HTML based rich text formatting for nodes and notes, fit for Java6, a script editor is included in the script plugin Discussion forum thread Downloads --Rben13 10:06, 3 Sep 2007 (PDT) Obtaining focus for selected node in reliable manner Requesting focus for NodeView using requestFocus() method is unreliable. A reliable way of doing that has been implemented in the method obtainFocusForSelected() of Controller. A typical call in ControllerAdaper.java is getController().obtainFocusForSelected(); Requesting focus using newSelected.requestFocus(); where newSelected is a NodeView is unreliable, though most often works. More development pages To see all development pages, have a look at the category Development, by clicking on the link at the bottom of this page.