TITLE Me, Me, Me
META Description The Me Software Map, a labor-saving device for busy hackers.

<h1>The Me Software Map</h1>

<p><i>[Note: I no longer use this program, having switched back to a web
page, but I leave it up in case anyone else is interested.]</i>

<h2>Use case</h2>

<p>You write a lot of software. You write a lot of different pieces of
software. You try to do the right thing and keep a Web page with
information about all your projects, but it's a pain to mantain. As
your burden grows, you cast about for a solution. Enter the Me
Software Map, the simple Python CGI that makes your ugly list of
projects look nice.</p>

<h2>Features</h2>

<ul>
<li>Keep all your project metadata in one file
<li>Group your projects in multiple ways
<li>A few simple text replacements (basically, a cross-reference tag) to make maintenance easier
</ul>

<h2>Download</h2>

<p>Why not try <a href="./msm-1.0.tgz">Version 1.0</a>?</p>

<h2>Configuration</h2>

<p>I'm too lazy to document the file format at the moment, but with
your download you get the configuration file to <a
href="http://www.crummy.com/devel/">my software map</a>, which
exercises all the functionality of MSM. Just change it to have your
projects and groups instead of mine.

<h2>TODO</h2>

<ul>

<li>You need at least one package group, which doesn't make sense for
small software maps.</li>

<li>Other (optional) attributes of a package: dependencies, platform,
etc. How to know which to display? (all those used in a package?)</li>

</ul>