Nice project. I played with it for a little while, and while I found some issues like the code blocks inserted with `/` not automatically sizing to fit the cont

Nice project. I played with it for a little while, and while I found some issues like the code blocks inserted with `/` not automatically sizing to fit the content, and showing an alert() when switching panel types even when a panel hasn't been edited, I think it works pretty well for how ambitious of an app it is. I like being able to do things side by side. However, I think perhaps the tabs should be within each split. It also should be geared towards quickly opening and closing things. A low entropy split view will result in space being taken up by stuff that isn't relevant. This is why the split view in Visual Studio Code works pretty well. It's like a browser where the tabs are constantly changing - not like Excel where you delete tabs but don't close them and they're persisted across sessions including the order of the tabs. (Actually, Excel has a split view but it works because you can quickly change which tab is open in each split, so it's relevant to the task at hand.) > Many note-taking apps today single-paged have high-think-threshold Like Notion and Obsidian? I find them to be simple to use if you don't use their advanced features. > I'm personally a massive user of my app. It's because you're testing your own app.