I wish I could consolidate a lot of the apps I use for Markdown: Blog: I used Vim for a long time, now I use the online editor https://stackedit.io https://sta

I wish I could consolidate a lot of the apps I use for Markdown: Blog: I used Vim for a long time, now I use the online editor https://stackedit.io https://stackedit.io. I found that composing blog posts involves cutting and pasting big blocks of text a lot more than coding, which is better done with a mouse. Stackedit has a side-by-side view and WYSIWYG. Github wiki: Good for sketching ideas for blog posts, and documentation. Editable by others. (wish list: I kinda want the Roam Research bidirectional link thing, I often have that problem) Github issues: similar to a TODO list for many people. Zulip: Good for chatting with others, and for brainstorming ideas. So it overlaps with the Github wiki for that. Not good for a TODO list. So there are all these apps that use Markdown but they are a bit disconnected. Is that what Notion is supposed to be? A bunch of apps that interoperate and are unified? I haven't tried it since I mainly stick to open source stuff (with the exception of Github, though it is built on git)