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I can't tell at a glance - does this have any benefits over something like Simplenote? Simplenote has many solid apps and is pretty well established.
- gmail like Archive - Calendar view
Dates writen in the title or body of your notes are automatically inserted in your calendar.
please try to use wri.pe.
Neat! Does it support tables? This is one of the biggests disadvantages of the existing solutions.
My next question would be how to change the size of the preview area. It seems to be fixed width, adjusted for a 1024px screen.
You lost me at Hello.
I can't tell at a glance - does this have any benefits over something like Simplenote? Simplenote has many solid apps and is pretty well established.
You should also put some more effort into the demo video. _At least_ use a clean Safari browser.
It's one of the things why I don't like Chrome os concept - some things should not be ran in the browser. A text editor is one of them.
It is like you read my mind. I've been thinking I'd love to have a simple web based markdown editor.
People don't trust websites that quickly ask for their Facebook account. It looks spammy.
I'm all for third-party authentication, I hate creating yet another account. I think the balance is to offer more choices than just Facebook or Github. And I don't like linking my Github to things that are not directly involving my code.
The way StackExchange does is the right way, I believe. Offering more neutral, flexible OAuth providers than only Facebook (and in that case a smaller player like Github).
This is meant as a constructive comment, if anybody ends up at this line thinking I'm just whining.
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