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Markdown-based notepad

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Markdown-based notepad

#1
It started from my personal problem, "I want to take memos using markdown!" I use a memo app everyday. I used Evernote, but it's too big for writing memo.

I thought "I'm a programmer, so I can create a memo app easily!" I started to create a memo app with the following features.

- markdown format - gmail like Archive feature - Calendar view - iPhone/iPad support - keyboard shortcuts

I thought some people could have same problem when I was creating it. So I decide to release it to public.

Today, I released my tool "https://wri.pe". Especially, Tech people would love it!

Screenshots are here. http://www.flickr.com/photos/masuidrive/sets/72157633740687207/

Feedback on how to improve it is also very welcome.

I hope you love https://wri.pe .

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Re: Markdown-based notepad

#6
Can you please provide a way to log in that doesn't involve me using a third-party service? To ask someone to sign in using Facebook or GitHub you need a really good reason.

Also, can you provide a video or something? I know someone else already mentioned this, but I think it's really essential.

Re: Markdown-based notepad

#7
Great work!

Makes me incredibly nostalgic for Google Notebook (the highest of complements)!

Notebook could be something like this nowadays if the company hadn't begun to reject their side projects. Google's "Keep" is nothing like the journaling/meeting/class note app that Notebook was, or this is. I look forward to using it.

Re: Markdown-based notepad

#8
post #2

Can you please provide a demo, animated tutorial, or something before requiring sign in via yet another third-party service?

Providing a demo - great. But why all the complaints about requiring third-party login? It wasn't so long ago we were all complaining about "yet another account" and asking sites to support third-party logins.

Re: Markdown-based notepad

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post #2

Can you please provide a demo, animated tutorial, or something before requiring sign in via yet another third-party service?

Providing a demo - great. But why all the complaints about requiring third-party login? It wasn't so long ago we were all complaining about "yet another account" and asking sites to support third-party logins.

That's not what he means and you know it.

They require Social connect without a demo or any substantive reason to do so.

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