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I do it for two reasons: - I gradually forget a skill if I don't practice, but dumping that knowledge in a structured form can help me recall it quickly if I n
by ASalazarMX 5y ago
I do it for two reasons:
- I gradually forget a skill if I don't practice, but dumping that knowledge in a structured form can help me recall it quickly if I need it in the future.
- Every note program/app that I've used, I've found it wanting in some way.
The last point is why I keep changing ways. My ideal note application would be hierarchical, multimedia, encrypted, cross-platform (desktop/mobile), and usable if offline. There are many note apps that fulfill some criteria, but not all. My favorite UX is with CherryTree, but it's desktop-only. The best I have used is Joplin, but it's not truly hierarchical or locally encrypted.