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Also, Evernote doesn't have Markdown support. Quiver has Markdown cells and live Markdown preview.
http://marxi.co/ seems pretty useful.
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#13Weird name
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#15I would love to have syntax highlighting in nvALT (~notational velocity), but wouldn't switch away from it for that feature alone. Having tried out quiver, it's not nearly as fast to use.
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#16I use the babel package built into emacs' org-mode. It's not for everyone though.
It's worth investing in a tool like this. I find the act of keeping a journal to be invaluable to developing my skills as a programmer. I find it serves two primary purposes. It first provides me a historical record of how my thinking has been changed and influenced. And it helps me to recall difficult subject matter in deep, complex domains. I tend to have limited brain capacity so it's nice to have a "database" of my thoughts to lean on.
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#19Quiver is a Mac app that helps programmers take notes. Its unique cell-based design makes it easy to mix text and code in one note. I built Quiver to scratch my own itch. I have tried numerous code snippet managers over the years, but they all missed one crucial point: it's not just code that you want to store. Usually you want to mix code snippets with comments, images, and links. Nothing out there was able to do th…
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#20Quiver is a Mac app that helps programmers take notes. Its unique cell-based design makes it easy to mix text and code in one note. I built Quiver to scratch my own itch. I have tried numerous code snippet managers over the years, but they all missed one crucial point: it's not just code that you want to store. Usually you want to mix code snippets with comments, images, and links. Nothing out there was able to do th…