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I'd like to commit to it, but seeing that you might suddenly add a pricing tier (which might be imcompatible with our needs) adds a psychological barrier.
Perhaps you can add a pricing so I know it will
a) be sustainable b) know how much to expect to pay
Overall it's quite nice, but so rudimentary that in its current form, I can see no advantage whatsoever over some general-purpose, well established alternative such as Evernote. If it's primarily targetted for (learning) developers, it'd better have some specialized, dedicated features - eg. easy management of code excerpts, with syntax highlighting etc. Regarding the UX, I also can't grasp why the dashboard seems to…
"This is 100% free at the moment so jump in and give it a go." from https://www.reddit.com/r/learnprogramming/comments/32bjsx/a_... I'd like to commit to it, but seeing that you might suddenly add a pricing tier (which might be imcompatible with our needs) adds a psychological barrier. Perhaps you can add a pricing so I know it will a) be sustainable b) know how much to expect to pay
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This looks nice. The "Relevant to" dropdown should be sorted alphabetically, and in my opinion, default to "General". I also don't see why description shouldn't be allowed to be left blank. I added a tag to a note, but if I search for that tag, there are no results. I think "favourite notes" and "favourite folders" should be given higher priority than the rather meaningless statistics on the dashboard.
Syntax highlighting, markdown plugins, stored locally and a mature polished product.
Few idea's:
- Add social logins via Github
- Github repo integration, so you can add notes per repo as well as down to the file level if you wish.
- Pull in gists. I'd rather store code in gists then use this tool to help organize them with tags/labels, etc.
Trying https://www.stacknotes.io/sign_up results in a certificate error, stating that their cert was issued for *.herokuapp.com. :-(