To add a Note item, right click in the center pane and select Note from the menu. If you right click on an existing item, the Note item will be placed pointing to that item, if there is space.
This is a fantastic update @Admin. One thing that isnt really related here is that I wanted to give positive feedback for the dual monitor new feature. Very useful and works well.
There is a database full of ideas for enhancements.
Some of the ones currently near the top of the list include:
-integration with databases
-integration with web APIs
-multiple threads of execution for improved speed
-better access to the underlying data in the Javascript transform
-more compact output to XML and JSON
-more transforms
-charts
But it pretty dynamic, and based heavily on user feedback. For example, the dual screen mode and center pane notes were suggested by customers.
How long is it currently taking to process a typical job? Is there a lot of parallelism (e.g. several separate branches in the .transform file)?
Some of the above features might go into a separate ‘Professional’ edition of Easy Data Transform. But there will still be affordable and there will be an upgrade path. No definite decision about that yet.
Thanks for the transparency @Admin. On my side it really depends. I do use a lot of separate branches many times because of the multiple sources of data I usually work with. What I notice is that it sometimes takes a bit to process files but specially, it takes time to go back if I need to do some undos or to even open the transform file for the 1st time (I am not sure if these situations would be improved by multi-thread support).
If there are multiple parallel branches then multi-threading should be significantly faster on machines with multiple cores (which is pretty much any modern machine). If ithere is a single input, a single pipeline of transforms and then a single output, then multithreading won’t make any difference.
Accidentally loading a big file a start-up is a bit annoying. I am currently working on a way around that.