It hits the sweet spot for me:
- Plain Markdown files stored in git; exactly what I am used to for code.
- Editor is VisualStudioCode, which I always have open, and can configure however I like.
- No vendor lock-in.
I really don't get why I can't just point to any Git repo for syncing purposes.
Not only that but I can’t see anything to stop you setting it up in a more typical cloud file syncing service (e.g. Dropbox) directory and having everything happen effortlessly in the background?
I can make pretty much the same argument for say, vim or emacs, and say that plain markdown + fugitive/magit hits the sweet spot.
I am just trying to understand where's the vendor lock-in thing coming into the picture here.