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Curious to get opinions on what you guys consider to be the best OSX app for note-taking in relation to day-to-day dev work, e.g. storing and retrieving documen
by xenihn 11y ago
Curious to get opinions on what you guys consider to be the best OSX app for note-taking in relation to day-to-day dev work, e.g. storing and retrieving documentation, code samples/snippets (with insets, formatting, and colored syntax, so that it's clearly separated from non-code text), etc... Doesn't need to support markdown.
I love Quiver, but syncing it across multiple computers through iCloud is not reliable, otherwise it would practically be perfect.
StackEdit is great, but I don't like how it's tied to a browser. I also don't like being forced to store everything on an external server. I'm willing to make an exception for iCloud because it's so damn convenient -- it's the only form of cloud storage that I use for personal documents.
From reading this thread, I see that Classeur is from the same creator, which is great news :)
Unfortunately, there's no desktop client yet, so it'd be nice to use something else until then.
I currently store markdown (general insensitive documentation that doesn't need to be kept local) and Ruby/Objective-C files (for snippets/examples) on iCloud and read/edit/run them with Textmate.
- poxrud 11y agoTry nvalt for plain text notes.
- yoz-y 11y agoI usually use just the plain OSX Notes app. It has added more features that I care for and has some trouble _removing_ styles from stuff, but it works everywhere. If you paste in coloured code then it will keep the colours. I'd love to use Vesper, but no Mac client makes it a no go.