Writing notes, and reading noted are one thing, but reviewing and comparing notes is something else. This looks very interesting in thst regards
Workflows in my note app Skrift
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Re: Workflows in my note app Skrift
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https://github.com/halestreet/skrift-release/releases took a bit of sleuthing haha They're probably evaluating the market viability of a commercial product like roam
OP here. When I started building this a year and a half ago, this was my plan. Since then, (1) there has been an explosion of note apps and (2) I realized that I do not really feel enthusiastic about building out commodity features needed for that. Instead, I am slowly building for myself, experimenting with different ideas and workflows[1], and sharing them on my blog, with the hope that someone else picks them up.…
interesting – hadn't heard of quarto before. I dabbled some with building a wiki on top of jupyter lab (1) but have never really gotten beyond the yak-shaving step in the note taking domain. What few notes I do have I throw together in vim and grep for if needed.
Looks like agoose77 has continued implementing some interesting extensions towards a hybrid literate programming / Zettelkasten environment for jupyter though (2), may be worth checking out given your interest in quarto.
[1] https://github.com/micimize/jupyterlab-wikify
[2] https://github.com/agoose77?tab=repositories&q=jupyter&type=...