I have a simple crud app hosted on heroku.
What back end? In general, what's the set up like?
Rails and Postgres. Pretty standard setup really. Used the rails scaffolding to put it together.
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#82nvALT and any smartphone voice recorder.
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#83Dynalist.
It's the ultimate to-do list application. Syncs offline, can support markdown AND LaTeX AND code, images, links, and shareable options with your team. It's basically the successor to Workflowy you didn't know you needed. AND it's made by two awesome university students that maintain a public roadmap and actually listen to their community.
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#84Bear App. http://www.bear-writer.com/
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#85Markdown files using Typora (https://typora.io/) on either Linux or Windows
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#86Vim + vimwiki for notes that deserve to last. These are saved in bitbucket private repo. Per project also have a single markdown file inside the project's directory with dashes and crosses for tasks.
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#87I use Mind Maps for all my note taking. https://github.com/nikitavoloboev/knowledge-map I found it to be the most optimal format for this task.
that's awesome!
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#88I have been happy with Evernote for years. My user number is absurdly low (like in the 200ks). However I no longer keep any information in evernote I consider sensitive. Just research notes.
I would love to find a reasonably well made self-hosted note app.
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#89Re: Ask HN: What software do you use to take notes?
#90Tiddlywiki