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Oh my, this is just what I've been looking for. Please add a premium paid feature so you can bring in money, and continue this awesome project full time.
š„² oh Thank you so much. Currently I don't plan to do the premium feature as long as I can handle the load. I prefer to focus my efforts on creating a valuable and useful app for as many people as possible.
For ideas I would look at a similar widely used tool called iPython Notebook or Jupyter Notebook. Previously separate but now just the one is used I think.
It lets you write markdown as notes. And code in Python, Bash and more. Node I guess if you have that installed. And it evaluates the code and printed results and shows graphs inline. This is popular for Python and data science.
You interact in a browser or IDE.
It also lets you save as a .ipnb file which you can run and edit again later. And it can be rendered as a HTML view on GitHub or by someone else locally, without having to actually run your code. So it is portable.
When browsing gists, I sometimes find ones made in this format.
Consider also how to write frontend JS because it looks like your support Node ie server side running internally but someone users may want to have frontend based JS. And there are some differences in allowed syntax and imports and what is in the std lib etc.
Hello Michael,
You are totally right š, this functionality is widely inspired from Notebook possibilities and I don't know yet, how to keep the results of code in notes.
Also true, the JS currently run into the internal Node Server. This first use case allow to execute code without configure any local environment. I love your thinking about running the code on configured external environments (bash, java, python and also JS...). It's a great idea to open up the app and include all Developers š¤©.
Thank you very much. I turned this into tasks.
Right. Actually, you can already share your notes in the cloud for mobile use cases. The limit is currently a little low to allow everyone to have a free cloud space but you cannot sync local files. For these, OneNote is a good option.
Thank you for your feedback. Good ideas, I will open Discussions soon and review each of your points.
Cool this looks interesting. I have been using Markdown a lot lately.
I didn't know Phonito š¤©, it seems awesome. Thank you!
Your app has given me a welcome dilemma š I only just replaced Typora with Obsidian and now I am compelled to try out this app because it is cross platform.
It's funny š. It is so true, there are plenty of choices. Each application has its pros and cons. Just one thing, if you choose another app, please, really please š tell me why to allow me to improve my app.
So true yes of course I will. I plan to try out your app properly tomorrow.
Excellent, thanks
Just want you to know, this is cool! š¤
Thank you so much āŗļø
Omg, it looks really good... I'll definitely try it out, really excited! Thanks for sharing this gem with the community.
ā A first version of full-text search is now available in 0.6.6-lab version.
i am confused. i don't see any source code on your repo!
you need contributers or only feedback ?
Hello Tariq,
Right now, I am looking for feedback to guide my future releases. š Sorry if I am confusing. I am open to all proposals. Thank you for your help.
No need to apologize.
Nice software Iāve installed it and intend to use it at work
How about letting people use Google Drive, Dropbox, etc. for the storage, so that they're more in control and you don't have server costs?
Hello Jordan,
ā Yes! Znote is already designed to allow you to use Google Drive or Dropbox to sync your markdown files.
Currently, the "Cloud" mainly consists of synchronizing volatile notes with mobile devices.
Nice work, just downloaded it and so far for a preview is see this going places!!!
a very nice app, and you providing the Appimage for linux users as well, very nice
Thank you Ryan.
u.u in android it is not available for my country (chile)
Should be now available! (or very soon...)
Oh, š I haven't opened the Android app version in all countries yet. Let me review my Play rollout this weekend. It will be open to all countries.
I've been working on a very similar project: ellx.io
I believe we should talk!
Yes! I will be happy to discuss with you. Open a discussion here or let me your contact github.com/alagrede/znote-app/disc...
We keep in touch.
Thank you
This is a really good product idea! I wish you well, I stared this on GitHub so I could keep an eye on this.
This is awesome. Was looking for a cross platform note taking for iOS and Linux and then I came across this. Must be fate. Iāll definitely provide feedback and try to help if/when I can.
Thank you J3ffJessie.
That is brilliant. I'll check the app & will let you know the feedback. I'd try to contribute if I find time. Cheers
Thank you very much for your compliment š. Hope you will like the app.
I might contribute if it was open source..
Yes but I'm not yet ready to open the code. Currently, I am more comfortable maintaining the code on my own. But this is not excluded in the future. For the moment, I am thinking about how to open the integration of external libraries which will be probably more valuable for users.
Joplin is great too!
Had never heard of photino before, thanks for putting that on my radar
I searched for the App in the Play Store. But sadly is it unable for my device. Android 10.
Iām sorry, I will review the Android rollout soon. Thank you
I've been using inkdrop for years now, also solves a similar problem
Is it open source?
Hello Prateek,
As explained above, currently I prefer to manage the code myself and improve the quality enough, but this is not excluded in the future!