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I'm glad you mention Evernote. I also use it for this, and also for many other purposes. It is true that it is propietary software but it is worth mentioning t
by pqs 7y ago
I'm glad you mention Evernote. I also use it for this, and also for many other purposes.
It is true that it is propietary software but it is worth mentioning that all the content can be exported as an .enex file, which is xml.
So, the data can be easily exported.
- jmiserez 7y ago>easily exported Have you actually looked at such an xml: https://gist.github.com/evernotegists/6116886 https://gist.github.com/evernotegists/6116886 Exported sure, it's all there. But importing that into your new favorite notes application is not going to be trivial, especially not for regular users. That's why I've decided to stick mostly to regular files in a filesystem.
- WaltPurvis 7y agoPresumably "regular users" will not be individually writing XML parsing code to convert the notes. The developers of their "new favorite notes application" will do it (and if they can't be bothered, maybe it shouldn't be your "new favorite notes application"). Joplin, for example, can import notes exported from Evernote. It's just a menu option that even regular users should have no trouble employing.