Hackpad source code
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#22I want to turn this into a mac app. Was not expecting java.
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#24Nice of them to put it there. Two points. 1. My confidence in the continued existence of Hackpad is falling by the day and it saddens me as it is where I keep all my stuff. 2. I really would like to get access to the Dropbox Notes beta to see if it is a direct continuation of Hackpad. Seems it is almost impossible to get access to it though.
Notes is really good. It just saddens me that Dropbox does not base those systems on top of Dropbox but somewhere separately. I wish I could just get .md files or something similar in my Dropbox from what's on notes.
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#25There's a good thread on Hackpad's waaaay premature announcement that they were open sourcing their code on the original hackpad/hackpad repo: https://github.com/hackpad/hackpad/issues/1 . Wonder what the story is and why the actual release was so delayed. EDIT: Spelling and grammar
They fired the guy who made them open source and held the release until their Notes product was ready.
Note: I am not Alex.
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#26This was open-sourced a while back. Looks like they hollowed out the repo though. Is that bad etiquette? https://github.com/hackpad/hackpad
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#28This was open-sourced a while back. Looks like they hollowed out the repo though. Is that bad etiquette? https://github.com/hackpad/hackpad
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#29Signing in with Google requests to view your contacts. Come on, really?
Absolutely nothing makes me reach for the back button faster than a "X requests access to Y" notification that doesn't explain exactly why X needs access to Y, and what X will do with its newly-granted access.
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#30Earlier quoted context omitted.
Notes is really good. It just saddens me that Dropbox does not base those systems on top of Dropbox but somewhere separately. I wish I could just get .md files or something similar in my Dropbox from what's on notes.
What about using something like Notational Velocity / nvAlt (which will keep your notes on Dropbox, and has mobile clients available too)?