Hi Kazup, I wish your app has a web version. I think it is very hard to compete in a already-crowded note-taking applications without a web version, even though some existing apps are not open-source or developers-friendly like yours.
Your application is good and promising. Gave up on Evernote months ago and found yours. Still, some features are yet to be perfect but a decent alternative.
You got my attention with the open-sourced not taking app for programmers. I downloaded it because it was free and had markdown support. This project could even better if it tried to up-sell people with a SaaS offering that would sync all of the desktop apps under a a certain account, but also offer an open source version of that.
It's simpler and faster. The whole process of {sublime/code/emacs/vim/atom} + texlive + pandoc + git is too much for me, while I can you boostnote and backup my note folder to the cloud (using git is fine because it produces Json output)
I've been using it for a month now and it definitely replaced onenote / keep / markdown in folders based note and snippet saving workflow for me.
The road map seems promising also, I'll definitely keep an eye on it as well.
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[ 2.7 ms ] story [ 63.5 ms ] threadBoostnote is an open source note-taking app for programmers, allows Markdown and Snippet note.
Repository -> https://github.com/BoostIO/Boostnote
We built this to increase developers productivity.
Features:
> Desktop app (Mac, Windows, Linux)
> No Internet Required
> Finder Popup(Quick search and copy/paste)
> Latex Support
> Multiple Hotkeys
> Markdown/Snippet Note
Enjoy Boostnote!
I also wonder how this compares to Quiver (which I've been happily using for a while now).
Enjoying it so far, using it for my notes while I dive into GO, will tell my colleagues about it also, thanks again!
(code tangling) a la orgmode.
"a la" means "like" or "in the same way/style".[1]
I believe "code tangling" has some connection to literate programming and mixing code with documentation. But I'm not exactly sure.
Keep up the good work Kazu! I was surprised when I saw this on Hacker News!
[1]http://www.oxfordlearnersdictionaries.com/definition/english...