Quiver: Programmer's Notebook for OS X
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Quiver: Programmer's Notebook for OS X
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#3Great work! The Evernote importer will make the transition easy :)
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#4The Apple monoculture is strong with this one. When will trendy developer startups realize other environments exist besides iOSX?
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#5The Apple monoculture is strong with this one. When will trendy developer startups realize other environments exist besides iOSX?
What's your point? That it's not available for Windows or Linux? The developer behind Quiver is a one-man shop and happens to be an iOS, OS X and web developer. So what?
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#6The Apple monoculture is strong with this one. When will trendy developer startups realize other environments exist besides iOSX?
What's your point? That it's not available for Windows or Linux? The developer behind Quiver is a one-man shop and happens to be an iOS, OS X and web developer. So what?
There seems to be a trend among certain groups of developers to act as if their preferred environment is the only one that exists. Calling this "The Programmer's Notebook" makes it seem like a broadly applicable tool for programmers in general, when it's actually fairly exclusive and specific. There's nothing particularly egregious about this example, but it's part of a larger pattern that is aggravating for any non-kool-aid drinkers.
Edit: to be clear, this isn't specifically about Apple's kool-aid, either. I have the same reaction when people assume every developer is or should be active on GitHub and other similar monocultures.
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#7The Apple monoculture is strong with this one. When will trendy developer startups realize other environments exist besides iOSX?
Thanks for saving me some time!
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#8The Apple monoculture is strong with this one. When will trendy developer startups realize other environments exist besides iOSX?
Speaking of monoculture: people on other OS could always check out emacs org-mode! The Babel component of it allows one to similarly mix code into theirs notes. I've been getting good use out of it lately for doing presentations.
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#9Earlier quoted context omitted.
What's your point? That it's not available for Windows or Linux? The developer behind Quiver is a one-man shop and happens to be an iOS, OS X and web developer. So what?
There seems to be a trend among certain groups of developers to act as if their preferred environment is the only one that exists. Calling this "The Programmer's Notebook" makes it seem like a broadly applicable tool for programmers in general, when it's actually fairly exclusive and specific. There's nothing particularly egregious about this example, but it's part of a larger pattern that is aggravating for any non-…
Simple solution: Make your own tool for your own preferred platform.
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#10Been using this for a few weeks, and it is great! I'm sure that, compared to Evernote, it misses features that are important to some, but it adds a few of its own and is so much faster to use it's in another league entirely.
Looking forward to the upcoming iOS version. The one feature I miss the most, besides that, is something like Evernote's menu bar app, for quick entry/scratchpad.