Hello there,
As an engineer working in tech, one of the most important habits to develop over time is your knowledge base. With each passing month...
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That's a wonderful post. I was frantically searching for an online note-taking application after my corporate network blocked Notion, and found this approach of using markdown and VS code for note-taking.
What I am missing here is the capability of a notion-like WYSIWYG editor, where for example I type '/' to enter the command mode, and add a new first level heading, instantly adding a heading, instead of using # to indicate a first level heading.
Hey great post and actually I'm on the same mindset for my notes after trying so many different options.
At the end I ended up building my own: github.com/hakanu/pervane
Any feedback is welcome!
Good read.
Lately I have been using hackmd.io which you can link to GitHub.
Of course you are relying on their servers (and not that long ago they had some issues but they were/are in beta) but you can have everything synced, live preview on the side, export to HTML, PDF, etc and a straightforward list layout.
They lack search functions, as you can only search for notes names/titles though.
Overall highly recommended.
Believe it or not, I was using plain .txt files and Google drive. Yes, I am ashamed. Since I found this (and markup in general) life got a little bit easier!
Great article, Gaurav!! Good to see another mind thinking like the same :)
I switched to vscode-markdown-github solution a couple of years ago. I love it and have never gone back to Evernote/OneNote.
One thing I would love to have is to have a private 'website' of notes that I can browse(no editing) from a mobile/iPad. Tried to integrate 'Gitbook' with GitHub, but the integration failed due to the rate limit on GitHub. But that was when I tried to integrate three years of notes. Not sure if the rate limit is due to the number of files/commits over the years.
Would love to hear your thoughts on 'Gitbook'.
Onedrive with all my markdown notes (Typora App) is the best thing ever.
Windows Indexes the files so I can find them quickly ( You do have to turn off files ondemand feature of onedrive )