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Well what’s the alternative to taking good notes for a developer? Markdown on git? You still have to pay for github if you want it to be private and you have th
by albertgoeswoof 8y ago
Well what’s the alternative to taking good notes for a developer? Markdown on git? You still have to pay for github if you want it to be private and you have the hassle of setting it up. $5/month is irrelevant if you use it a couple of times a day
- ttty 8y agoBitbucket for free?
- Svexar 8y agoBookStack: https://www.bookstackapp.com/ https://www.bookstackapp.com/
- albertgoeswoof 8y agoBut I have to install this and run my own server- the cheapest one I can find is 5usd/month, so I’m paying for that and the time to set it up + maintain it. Inkdrop still looks like better value for money
- Svexar 8y agoBookStack is free. You can add it to a server you already have or host it locally.
- keithnz 8y agomy point is not so much about the markdown editor, good job to the dev for spotting a niche where he can make a product. I'm just observing that my brain (annoyingly) would have never let me create something like that. As an aside, for my dev diary (stored on a cloud file system ) I write markdown in Vim, I used to want to see it rendered and played around with visual editors, but I like vim style editing so I just deal with it in text form with syntax highlighting and that's plenty good enough for me.
- priccis 8y agoI've been using StackEdit. > You still have to pay for github if you want it to be private You can upload to a Gist and set it private https://stackedit.io/ https://stackedit.io/ https://github.com/benweet/stackedit/ https://github.com/benweet/stackedit/