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Emacs with org mode, helm, and projectile as a starting point would hit all of your asks (although org syntax has differences from markdown, it's still quite in
by SirensOfTitan 8y ago
Emacs with org mode, helm, and projectile as a starting point would hit all of your asks (although org syntax has differences from markdown, it's still quite intuitive).
I use org mode for: my tasks (gtd style), food log (using org columns), notes (easy export to any other format), habits. Alongside beorg for iOS for quick capturing on the go, I cannot imagine I would be any happier elsewhere.
- gglitch 8y agoOrg-mode, Helm, and Projectile as a "starting point," is pretty steep. Org alone probably covers the bases.
- mickael-kerjean 8y agoSame here, org-mode is going nowhere, it's one of those things that just works. From wikis, todos, document authoring, agendas, code notebook, ... On mobile, there's a few options, I made one, a web app called filestash: https://demo.filestash.app/s/hn https://demo.filestash.app/s/hn . It has a lot of the org mode candies: agenda, todos, and the real org-mode exporters: HTML, PDF, Markdown, TXT, Latex, iCal, ODT and even beamer
- azureus 8y agoAnd literate programming too with Babel!