A day earlier than originally planned, but something came up…
ZenNotes is like Obsidian, but open source
Among today’s links are markdown editors Markpad, ZenNotes, Memos and an update from Binderus. Plus there’s a quick look at Albireo, a flat-file CMS
https://md-handbook.com/markdown-link-no-27
#markdown #markdowneditors #opensource #Obsidian #ZenNotes #Memos #Binderus #Markpad #Notepad #Albireo
This is the app Obsidian didn’t want you to know about, claiming this post was shilling.
ZenNotes is open source, unlike Obsidian. It’s free, like Obsidian. It syncs, like Obsidian (iCloud et al.), not proprietary. Plus it looks good out of the box. The only thing it doesn’t do is tasks, but that’s what you have a to-do app for, isn’t it?
Note: I am not the developer, not earning any commission, not affiliated in any way to the developer. I’m just passing on what I see as a good app.
See more on r/mdhandbook on Monday, 4 May.
Today’s links include markdown editors Plain Text Editor and Clearly, plus Herbert, a writing environment for long-form content. We also cover Blank, an open source blog app, and Quik, which allows you to speak your notes and export them as markdown
https://md-handbook.com/blog/markdown-link-no-28/
#markdown #markdowneditors #opensource #staticsitegenerators #PlainTextEditor #Clearly #Herbertapp #Blank #Quik
Today’s links are markdown editors Cyberwriter, Wrangle and t-ext, and markdown viewer Mdterm. Plus a quick look at Nisus Writer Pro, a word processor I first used it back in the 1990s
https://md-handbook.com/blog/markdown-link-no-26/
#markdown #markdowneditors #markdownviewers #opensource #wordprocessors #NisusWriterPro #Mdterm #Cyberwriter #Wrangle #t-ext
Despite the dated look of its website, Nisus Writer Pro is a step up from MS Word
