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There's an open-source WYSIWYG Markdown editor named Zettlr, the author of which is very fond of the Zettelkasten method and seems to provide some features mean
by akavel 7y ago
There's an open-source WYSIWYG Markdown editor named Zettlr, the author of which is very fond of the Zettelkasten method and seems to provide some features meant to help with it:
https://www.zettlr.com/ https://www.zettlr.com/
I don't know much about Zettelkasten, but I used this app as a Markdown editor of choice for some time until I discovered Marktext.
- _def 7y agoWow that looks really neat! Too bad that there seems to be no Webclient, although it seems to be a Webapp (based on Electron) ... Last weekend I hacked a tiny WYSIWG flat-file HTML wiki for documenting a small hobby project with a non-coder friend, but now Zettlr looks like all I ever wished for, for that purpose. Except I would've to bug my buddy to install the Zettlr applciation as well.
- akavel 7y agoAs I hinted to in the comment, if you just want a WYSIWYG Markdown editor, and you're not particularly interested in the Zettelkasten aspect, take a look at https://marktext.app https://marktext.app too, to compare which one you prefer. In my personal opinion, Marktext seems in particular more robust.
- bryankam 7y agoThanks for mentioning this! I'm going to try it out today.
- sotsoguk 7y agoThx. This one really looks very nice and polished. It can even export to reveal.js