- #QOWNNOTES INSTALLATION ANDROID#
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Standard notes: Checks most of my boxes. Too CPU intensive in the client side due to heavy js logic. Well, you need a platform which supports that editor. VSCode: I can hear you are saying I do the same thing with any file editor. Uses files but uses cjson format which is not actually markdown. Hard to integrate with any other system. Overall free sync size is also limited. Web UI is not so good in mobile browsers especially on iPad. Based on a database which causes lots of conflicts to me in each upgrade. It has its own convention for folders (folder != notebook). Notable: Good for desktop use, no mobile option. Search is weird, hard to make it one shot. not so good for knowledgebase building. It has its own blocking system which makes it hard Impossible to bulk import multiple files. Can not do markdown - only bullet lists. Google Keep: Always my choice on mobile. Inspired from this one from notable author. #QOWNNOTES INSTALLATION CODE#
Take code notes, create a code snippet repository and be able to find them back easily.Be able to show source code files not only markdown.Hackable with standard CLI tools (ag, rsync, scp, tar, git etc).git-able so that I can maintain the versions.Easy import so I can onboard without any problems.Hold my whole knowledge accumulated over the course of the years (around 4k notes).
Be able take notes from multiple entry points: desktop, web, phone, tablet. I just want to be able to see the folder hierarchy and fuzzy text search and some better-than-basic markdown rendering.įor the other note taking and knowledge base building apps, there is always something missing although how advanced they go. Personally tried many alternatives as file server like allmark, mdserv, markdown-server but none of them seem like providing all features I'm looking for. #QOWNNOTES INSTALLATION ANDROID#
If you are using plain text based note taking, this can be helpful for adhoc mediums like operating systems which don't have large desktop app ecosystem like ChromeOS or mobile OS like Android and iOS. Main use case is to create, edit, serve and search the markdown notes in combination with example source files. It's like python's built-in SimpleHTTPServer but a little bit feature richer like WYSIWYG note taking experience, sidebar with infinite number of nesting, blazing fast text search, file moving, creating from the browser etc. It doubles as simple file server to render given directories files in web browser.
Pervane is a bare minimum plain text file based note taking and knowledge base building tool.
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