Mind Maps
Fast associative mapping for finding the adjacent problem you had not considered.
Draft. This piece is scaffolded from the roadmap. The outline below is the shape the finished article will take — headings are real, prose is not.
In one sentence
Fast associative mapping for finding the adjacent problem you had not considered.
Why it matters
Where this sits in a production system, what breaks without it, and the class of bug it exists to prevent. Written for someone who has shipped software before but is new to ideation & wireframing.
How it works
The mechanism, from the outside in — the API surface first, then the behaviour underneath it, then the parts you only need when something goes wrong.
// A minimal, runnable example lands here.
In practice
The decisions you actually face: defaults worth keeping, the two or three knobs that matter, and the numbers to reach for when you have nothing to go on.
Common pitfalls
- The mistake almost everyone makes on their first attempt.
- The one that only shows up under production load.
- The one that looks like a model problem but is a data problem.
Further reading
Primary sources — provider docs, papers, and reference implementations — rather than a link farm.