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Joplin would be my suggestion right now.

• ColinWright 6y ago
  Thanks for your suggestion ... I have no experience of Joplin, so I've gone at looked at the website, which says: > Joplin is a free, open source note taking and to-do application, which can handle a large number of notes organised into notebooks. The notes are searchable, can be copied, tagged and modified either from the applications directly or from your own text editor. The notes are in Markdown format. In what sense is this building a website? Also, it says that the notes are in Markdown, and the request is specifically for a UI, not markdown. I don't see how Joplin fills any of the brief, but maybe I'm just missing things. Can you explain more how to use Joplin to build a website?
  • eitland 6y ago
    It is really easy to export from Joplin to HTML. And they can input the documents as markdown which is much simpler (unless the goal is to learn html). Also markdown allows a subset of html so there's some flexibility.
    • ColinWright 6y ago
      The whole point of the question is to have a GUI for the entering and editing, similar to Word, for example. The idea is to avoid markdown. Technical people regularly overestimate how easy non-technical people find markdown, which is why having something like the Word GUI is part of the request/question/spec. Thanks for the information about being able to export as HTML, that's not at all obvious from an initial skim of the website.
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