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obsidian is a great app and they have an excellent mobile client. if you ever want to explore the structural components of Dendron while using Obsidian, you can as we interop on most features
this is a hallmark of good software, and a breath of fresh air to see, given the amount of proprietary lock-in in software today.
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VSCode also supports WYSIWYG using either webviews or their custom editor API. that's actually something we're looking to implement soon!
Do you mean editing in one window and seeing the result in another? With TeXmacs, you edit in one WYSIWYG window.
Yey another note taking app! And YC no less! Not at all like previous YC-backed note taking app https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26565629 Or any note taking app ever.. Seriously, is that the biggest thing bothering developers? Is this what you got into computing for? The best use for your AWS experience? The digital equivalent of making an ashtray in pottery class.
“Developers should work with notes the same way they work with code.” Ok, so just put your notes in a git repo, and edit them in an IDE.
I don't know what is to notes as compilers are to code, but certainly note taking could stand to use more tooling.
The scrolljacking on your site makes it nearly impossible to read. Please ask your web team to find a native scroll friendly solution.
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“Developers should work with notes the same way they work with code.” Ok, so just put your notes in a git repo, and edit them in an IDE.
But there's more than just revision control, no? Compilers, linters, intellisence. I don't know what is to notes as compilers are to code, but certainly note taking could stand to use more tooling.
In terms of the compiler analogy to notes, in Dendron, this is the schema (aka type) system we use to help users define the structure of their notes: https://wiki.dendron.so/notes/c5e5adde-5459-409b-b34d-a0d75c...
The scrolljacking on your site makes it nearly impossible to read. Please ask your web team to find a native scroll friendly solution.
The scrolljacking on your site makes it nearly impossible to read. Please ask your web team to find a native scroll friendly solution.
Could you elaborate? You mean how animations are tied to scrollevents? (our web team might be influenced by the apple landing page...)
You're targeting devs, we hate this stuff :). What I like is markdown based, VSCode based, open source, alternative to Confluence for tech teams. Make that clear.
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Could you elaborate? You mean how animations are tied to scrollevents? (our web team might be influenced by the apple landing page...)
It's style over function. With Apple, everyone already knows what it does. I would concentrate on explaining what it does. You're targeting devs, we hate this stuff :). What I like is markdown based, VSCode based, open source, alternative to Confluence for tech teams. Make that clear.
I've been using Foam [1] for the last year, which is an open-source vscode-powered aternative to obsidian. There seems to be a large overlap in features. What benefits does Dendron have over Foam that would convince me to switch?