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Used to use Quiver (http://happenapps.com/ http://happenapps.com/) but now switched to Bear Notes (http://www.bear-writer.com/ http://www.bear-writer.com/). Bo
by alienreborn 9y ago
Used to use Quiver (http://happenapps.com/ http://happenapps.com/) but now switched to Bear Notes (http://www.bear-writer.com/ http://www.bear-writer.com/).
Both support Markdown and Syntax Highlighting. Quiver is lot more full featured programmer's notebook but I like Bear because its light and I prefer tag system.
- wilkystyle 9y agoAnother happy Bear user here. Markdown, syncing, and tags all work really well. The downside is that it's Apple-only at the moment. It's not a problem for me right now since I'm deep in the Apple ecosystem, but I'm keeping my eyes open for alternatives that are as polished as Bear, but are cross-platform. Worst-case scenario, Bear can dump out to markdown files on disk (images too) if I ever need to migrate to something else.
- somada141 9y agoReally like Quiver (not affiliated at all), more than enough bells-n-whistles for me : - Everything is stored as JSON so I keep sync'ed over Dropbox and version-controller via Git. - Supports both a nesting hierarchy and tagging. - Though I don't use it much I like the JS flowchart and sequence-diagrams - etc etc
- dplgk 9y agoLove Quiver... I wish some encryption was included. I suppose a wrapper/script might be able to handle it.