viJournal

The checklist does not really show the value of this application. It is more than a MicroContent Manager.

I noted the following thing:

• Sessions - the basic Item is the session, which is determined by a start time on a date;
• Content - the content of an Item can also contain tables, lists, checkboxes;
• Drop-box - one can add files to a drop-box for easy reference;
• Gallery - there is a gallery for keeping images;
• Notes - a separate notepad allows to keep scribbles;

Supported MicroContent Type(s): Blogs •
Rating: 33 out of 90 (version 1.4) • Developer: SkoobySoft •

Checklist:

• MicroContent (4/10) - to what degree does the client support MicroContent Items?
  
  • Structure - YES, standard blog structure;
  • Multiplicity - NO;
  • Flexibility - NO;
  • MicroWeb - YES, a blog item might contain images;
  • Pick-list fields - NO;
  • Merged - NO, not relevant;
  • Title - YES, one can optionally add a subject;
  • Description - YES, this is where all the content goes;
  • Tags - NO;
  • Rating - NO;
  
  
• Interface (4/10) - does the client have the characteristic layout?
  
  • View-pane - YES;
  • View-pane Styles - NO;
  • View-pane Window - YES, one can see an Item in fullscreen mode;
  • Items-pane - YES, called the sessions tab;
  • Items-pane Views - NO;
  • Items-pane Sorting - NO;
  • Items-pane Fields - NO;
  • Lists-pane - YES, called the browser;
  • Browser-pane - NO;
  • Pane layout change - NO;
  
  
• Item functions (5/10) - An Item is called a session or an entry.
  
  • View - YES;
  • Create - YES;
  • Edit - YES;
  • ;i>Mark - NO;
  • Search - NO, as there is no real structure;
  • Access Control - YES;
  • Duplicate Control - NO;
  • Delete - YES;
  • Persistence - NO;
  • Downloading - NO;
  
  
• List functions (6/17) - This is an entry
  
  • Local Lists - YES;
  • Connected Lists - NO;
  • Shared Lists - NO;
  • Remote Lists - NO;
  • Handpicked Lists - NO;
  • Smart Lists - YES, on day or month;
  • Recommendation Lists - NO;
  • List Metadata - NO;
  • Statistics - NO;
  • Directory - NO;
  • Add - YES;
  • Edit - YES;
  • Remove - YES, which implies deleting the session;
  • Show - NO;
  • Backup/revert - NO;
  • Refresh - NO;
  • Delete - YES;
  
  
• Group functions (5/9) - this is a journal
  
  • Unlimited Depth - NO, it has just single depth;
  • Local Groups - YES;
  • Connected Groups - NO;
  • Shared Groups - NO;
  • Remote Groups - NO;
  • Handpicked Groups - YES, the user has to select the right journal when creating an entry or session;
  • Smart Groups - NO;
  • Recommendation Groups - NO;
  • Directory - NO;
  • Add - YES;
  • Edit - YES, the name can be edited;
  • Delete - YES;
  
  
• Import (2/6) - does the client allow for importing Items?
  
  • Classic - NO, not relevant for this MicroContent Type;
  • Standards - YES, an OPML-file;
  • Proprietary - NO;
  • Applications - YES, one can import feeds from Safari and other NewsReaders;
  • Bookmarklet - NO;
  • Drag&drop - NO;
  
  
• Export (3/14) - does the client allow for exporting Items?
  
  • Classic - NO;
  • Standard - NO;
  • Proprietary - NO;
  • HTML - NO;
  • Print - YES;
  • Feeds - NO;
  • Local - NO;
  • Connected - NO;
  • Shared - NO;
  • Remote: .Mac - NO;
  • Remote: FTP - NO;
  • Remote: RPC - YES, to Blogger or LiveJournal;
  • Drag&drop - NO;
  • Application - YES, via Email;
  
  
• MacOSX (5/15) - is the client a good MacOSX application?
  
  • Look&Feel - YES, although it has some strange elements;
  • Menu - YES;
  • Toolbar - YES, although it is rather empty;
  • Alt-click - NO, although ho feedback is given;
  • Ctrl-click - NO;
  • Drag&drop - NO;
  • Services - YES;
  • Dock - YES;
  • Spotlight - NO;
  • Dashboard - NO;
  • AppleScript - NO;
  • Framework - NO;
  • Menu bar - NO;
  • Plug-ins - NO;
  • Language - NO, just English;