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A little surprised that after 64 comments I've only seen 2 instances of Evernote mentioned. I recently went back to using it and have been making use of the cli
by dross 7y ago
A little surprised that after 64 comments I've only seen 2 instances of Evernote mentioned. I recently went back to using it and have been making use of the clipper fairly often.
https://twitter.com/dalevross/status/1214257684863692806 https://twitter.com/dalevross/status/1214257684863692806
https://www.evernote.com/l/AVVHBrGz_9BPMbh_Oxgp8qpibzVtX0tRnug/ https://www.evernote.com/l/AVVHBrGz_9BPMbh_Oxgp8qpibzVtX0tRn...
I also found https://dabble.me/ https://dabble.me/ the other day which seemed like a nice slot in for quick thoughts with the ability to email to your journal. I've heard that journaling manually works better but I really dislike writing unless necessary.
One of my biggest gripes is with how many places I have my data in currently, and as a dev, I should have done something already but that's another story.
I'll definitely have a look at Notion and org-mode having read the feedback here along with a few other mentions elsewhere.
- heavenlyblue 7y agoEvernote was useful 10 years ago.
- gjm11 7y agoWould you like to elaborate on what changed over the last 10 years to make it no longer useful?
- metachris 7y agoI've worked with Evernote a lot, but handling source code snippets is really painful. Got me switching to Notion too.
- Kihashi 7y agoI was a paying EverNote user for years, but they stopped evolving while other NoteTaking apps didn't. I forget which feature they removed that was the last straw, but the recipe front-end was hugely important to me.