2 posts tagged with "treeview"

The kickoff note is 40 lines of indented bullets with three levels of bolded sub-points, and half the room is still asking "so what are we actually deciding today?" The other half is screenshotting a mind map someone whiteboarded in five minutes. The whiteboard died at cleanup; the bullets survived but nobody can navigate them. A mind map is the readable version of nested notes — and when it lives in Confluence as Mermaid text, it survives the meeting.

Quick answer: turn nested notes into a Mermaid mindmap in Confluence, rendered by Mermaid Plus for Confluence. The indented text you already write becomes the branches; for concrete structures — folder layouts, project trees — use treeView; when item size matters and you want area instead of lines, use treemap. This post gives you three copy-paste examples.

The team page says "we own the checkout" and the skills tab lists four words nobody updated. When the sprint needs a React engineer, the wiki can't say who is nearest. Meanwhile, the contributor guide links to a repo whose shape is a mystery ship in a fog of folders. Structure and capability both want drawing — and both draw from plain text.

Quick answer: track capabilities and structure in Confluence as Mermaid — radar-beta for multi-axis comparison across profiles, treeView-beta for repo and structure maps, railroad-ebnf-beta for syntax and grammar diagrams — rendered by Mermaid Plus for Confluence. Each chart answers a different "what's the shape": of the team, of the repo, of the language. This post gives you three copy-paste examples.