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Yes exactly - Hashes denote 'sections' in eno! In the language design phase this was heavily inspired by markdown, because of the already widely familiar conce
by simonrepp 8y ago
Yes exactly - Hashes denote 'sections' in eno!
In the language design phase this was heavily inspired by markdown, because of the already widely familiar concept of 'headings' - I collected feedback from users that (although they showed considerable anxiety given the prospect that they were to use text files to edit their content in the future instead of a fancy web interface) they found working with markdown (quote) "super easy", so markdown was therefore an influential factor for some aspects of the language design. :)
- jacobevelyn 8y agoThis is a really cool project! I don't need quite the power of eno (yet!) in my CLI journaling app[1], but I similarly value the power of users being able to just easily read and write their own data. (I went with Markdown for the data store.) [1]: https://github.com/JacobEvelyn/friends https://github.com/JacobEvelyn/friends
- simonrepp 8y agoThanks for the encouragement! I like the philosophy of friends! (even though I too don't need quite the power of it (yet). ;))