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My teammate has described Notion as a B+ solution for everything. It's impressive how many things it can handle, but it's all in a merely decent manner.
by dguo 6y ago
My teammate has described Notion as a B+ solution for everything. It's impressive how many things it can handle, but it's all in a merely decent manner.
- input_sh 6y agoI agree. Table rows have to have names, kanban boards have to have "no status" list, number field doesn't support my local currency, you can't round numbers to a fixed number of decimal spaces, instead being forced to use something like: round((10/3)*100)/100 Can't save custom icons, so I have to re-upload one of like five custom icons I use over and over again. Can't open items in a database as a page automatically, but have to click on "open as page" over and over again, it supports Markdown but not quite: " instead of > for a quote. [] instead of * [ ] for a to-do. Supports h1 to h3, no support for h4 to h6. Switching between Markdown and Notion is a real pain in the ass. All of those are so close to being perfect, but there's like one major annoyance with the majority of the features I use. B+ indeed. That being said, you can reference other notes pretty easily within the text and create tables with no hassle (unlike in Markdown), making the other solutions I've tried C+ at best.