Is desktop on the roadmap? I use HeyNote (desktop) every day and the only feature I _really_ want is multiple notes. You added that, but I need desktop because of corporate rules.
Desktop would be easy to do but seems a bit pointless. You can install a PWA shortcut which gives you even more desktop experience in the sense that it looks like an app separate from the browser. That is what I do. What are those corporate rules and how are they enforced? Is it about storing data? Because Edna stores the notes on your computer, it's never sent to any server.
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Re: Show HN: Edna, note taking app for developers
#92I am a prolific note-taker, and I use vim. Many of these features and more are supported in vim with the vim-markdown plugin, which has support for markdown syntax highlighting and syntax highlighting in code blocks, and a hierarchical table of contents using the location list, which is my favorite feature. I have scripts and functions that implement some other features. The one important thing that vim necessarily l…
Re: Show HN: Edna, note taking app for developers
#93Now there are three "newish" Markdown / PWA / Note apps that I am aware of: - Silverbullet.md ( https://silverbullet.md ) - Eidos ( https://eidos.space/ ) - and this ofc ( https://edna.arslexis.io/ ) Is someone aware of more of these? I am liking all of them and they seem to have different perspectives, goals and philosophies. Sadly none of them have a quick capture experience on android that I am satisfied with...
Desktop only (Mac currently) though, with windows on the way. Most likely will never have a web version.
Source: Me who built it
Re: Show HN: Edna, note taking app for developers
#94Re: Show HN: Edna, note taking app for developers
#95Now there are three "newish" Markdown / PWA / Note apps that I am aware of: - Silverbullet.md ( https://silverbullet.md ) - Eidos ( https://eidos.space/ ) - and this ofc ( https://edna.arslexis.io/ ) Is someone aware of more of these? I am liking all of them and they seem to have different perspectives, goals and philosophies. Sadly none of them have a quick capture experience on android that I am satisfied with...
Octarine ( https://octarine.app ) Desktop only (Mac currently) though, with windows on the way. Most likely will never have a web version. Source: Me who built it
Re: Show HN: Edna, note taking app for developers
#96I am a prolific note-taker, and I use vim. Many of these features and more are supported in vim with the vim-markdown plugin, which has support for markdown syntax highlighting and syntax highlighting in code blocks, and a hierarchical table of contents using the location list, which is my favorite feature. I have scripts and functions that implement some other features. The one important thing that vim necessarily l…
Vim has a steep learning curve though, GUI apps don't.
https://superuser.com/questions/522516/how-to-change-string-...
Re: Show HN: Edna, note taking app for developers
#97Earlier quoted context omitted.
Octarine ( https://octarine.app ) Desktop only (Mac currently) though, with windows on the way. Most likely will never have a web version. Source: Me who built it
What is the tech stack? If Windows support is possible, how about Linux?
Windows/Linux both are on the way. Have builds ready for both, but need to polish some things, and make the pipeline a bit more streamlined.