Madeindjs

Same for me.

I tried to build a [plugin for VScode](https://github.com/madeindjs/vscode-notable) (with a fraction of feature of notable) but I finally moved to [Dendron](http://dendron.so/). I'm happy with it for the moment because I feel less coupled to a Software.

> `_` would cause compatibility issues with existing JavaScript code, which has allowed `_` at the start of an identifier or (public) property name for a long time. -- https://github.com/tc39/proposal-private-fields/blob/master/...

I dislike that Gemini require an another web server and another web browser.

Isn't Gemeni can be simplified to a convention that forbid CSS/JavaScript and allow only basic tags of HTML (<h1-6>, <p>, <a>, etc..)?

IMO this could be a better move because this will use any performances improvement made on modern web stack (cache, compression, etc..).

This can be done using two lines of Bash

- `head -n 1 <file>` to get headers - `wc -l <file>` to count number of rows

Really interessing.

This seem to be a really good use case for a NoSQL database. Am I wrong ?

I really like the idea! How do you prevent someone to copy public token in HTML and send many requests with curl for example ?

For me a simple plain text works pretty well.

I completely agree with you. I once use JSdoc instead of Typescript for a small project. Typing works as good as Typescript on VS Code.

I just tried it and seem very good. I encountered an issue because of YAML frontmater invalid (I will creat an issue about it) but I will keep an eye ob this project.

Also, did you plan to publish it on F-Droid ?

There are already an open issue about it : https://github.com/foambubble/foam/issues/26

> It will be simple as humanly possible to use. No classes, no javascript.

But README.MD start to ask me to install NPM which not beginner friendly...

Rested (https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/rested/) which run as a browser extension.

Is it possible to consult code on Github?

I love idea but basically you can use a Git repository with markdown files who represent a recipes. There are plenty of repository who represent this idea like this one : https://github.com/Donearm/Cooking-Recipes

You can also add a Jekyll static site generator if you want to publish on your website.

This seem nerdy but you can use all Github ecosystem to add or edit your recipes. I love this idea.

Markdown and plaintext files is really perfect. I start writing without formating and then organize later.

Plaintext file is great to copy / paste snippet code (wich is more complicated with handwriting notes ).

Finally for mindmap, Dot graph [1] does job

[1]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DOT_(graph_description_languag...

Why not using simply using Keepass [1] which is open source, free and works offline. Also Keepass has Desktop, Android, IOS, web clients.

[1]: https://keepass.info/

It's already a FOSS software : https://www.videolan.org/vlc

Why not just share simple checklists? Is it really need a SAAS product for this?

Great idea but IMOthe documentation is not clear about how to use this tool. I mean, I have a folder with hundred movies: how to start?

A saas product is the oposite of a plaintext file..

Sounds great. Did you open source the parser?

Is this support offline mode?

I use a plain text file for this.

Great article. I start to use a diary and write some notes & thoughts but I not share them. Do you think it is necessary to publish these words?

You can read email content on this issue https://gitlab.com/gitlab-com/www-gitlab-com/issues/5672

It sound very good. I would love to have a feedback on this product because I think it expensive (start at 1100€ for 8 GO RAM + 250 GO ...)

I totally agree. It's like theses quiz used by Cambridge Analytica to know who celebrity are you.

Why not use a more privacy friendy system? Like just use your email or generate a uniq link to share with your friends.

IMO If a method take many parameters there is a chance that this methods have too many responsibility and can be cut into two methods.

1. Don't accept work who does not interess you 2. Keep some personnal project with some fun technologies 3. Choose your personnal environment (OS, code editor, etc.. )

Great advices but in my opinions I prefer to stick with https://jsonapi.org specifications . There is good librairies to serialize JSON objects into JSON API compliant objects.