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I dropped a few bucks on Quiver for a more developer friendly Evernote, and I've been relatively happy with it.
by lastofus 8y ago
I dropped a few bucks on Quiver for a more developer friendly Evernote, and I've been relatively happy with it.
- nso95 8y agoHow do you utilize Quiver? Just making notes of programming concepts with code snippets?
- chris_st 8y agoThat's what I use it for. I've found the "One column of concepts, with one column of articles in each concept" to be a really useful formalism. I found, when using wikis (even just my own) that it wound up being an unorganized mess. I wound up writing a Quiver-alike for the windows/linux world at work.
- generichuman 8y agoIs the one you wrote public? I'd like to try it if so.
- evilc0 8y agoI like Quiver too, but hate the fact that‘s only on Mac. If your open sourcing your project, i would love to help. Just let us know.
- chris_st 8y agoNo, alas, I did it at work. Should have done it at home :-(
- apocalyptic0n3 8y agoI second Quiver. Great little note app with fairly good markup support. Biggest problem is it is Mac only last I looked
- rkho 8y agoThere's a bare bones, read-only client for iOS :(