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Anyone here using Joplin for note taking? I hate using proprietary apps/services for essential thins, and that's so far the best self-hosted and open source not
by andix 5y ago
Anyone here using Joplin for note taking? I hate using proprietary apps/services for essential thins, and that's so far the best self-hosted and open source note application I found.
There are a few very simple features missing (which could totally be implemented via plugins)
1. A daily note page. When opening Joplin I would like to start typing, and not create a new page first
2. A button for adding Notes on top of the stack, or below/above the current note.
- riffic 5y agoobsidian might be of interest but it's not open source (imo this doesn't matter because the data is plaintext and can be stored in Git).
- andix 5y agoOh wow, thanks a lot for the tip. I love that Obsidian just stores plain markdown files, which means zero vendor lock in. And just after playing around for a few minutes I see so many things they do better than Joplin. I can actually use it in parallel with another markdown editor (VS Code with Markdown Preview Enhanced or Typora)
- ytjohn 5y agoI'm a long-time user of Quiver and feel that it's just about perfect. It is MacOS only though, and I haven't found a suitable equivalent for Linux or Windows (work). However Joplin comes really close. If you're a fan of Joplin but are using MacOS, give Quiver a try. They also have an iOS app, and someone made Quaver for Android. https://happenapps.com/ https://happenapps.com/ https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=net.andrewt.quaver https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=net.andrewt.qu...