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Working on a md file eidtor for average users to use, by click buttons like MS word. https://hellomdx.com/ https://hellomdx.com/ - Built with Tauri — installe
by mdxmaker 5mo ago
Working on a md file eidtor for average users to use, by click buttons like MS word.
https://hellomdx.com/ https://hellomdx.com/
- Built with Tauri — installer is small and start-up is
near-instant on all three OSes.
- No accounts, no telemetry, no MDX server in the loop. Sync goes through
whatever cloud folder you already have (iCloud / Drive / Dropbox / a plain
directory).
- Tab-to-accept ghost-writing is bring-your-own-key
- Exports to PDF, HTML, DOCX. Tables, math, diagrams, code blocks all live
behind toolbar buttons — no syntax to memorise.
Hope to have some people like it and use it.
- alok-g 5mo agoAny plans to support mobile as well? I'm lookimg to replace OmniNotes on Android.
- mdxmaker 5mo agogood idea, i am thinking about it, but i guess it will be not that rich in formatting like the desktop app, the architecture design here using "vault" is a 'problem' for extend to mobile, maybe a lightweight re-designed version :-)
- alok-g 5mo agoI would not mind less formatting features, in as much as editing on mobile does not mess with the desktop version. Rather, usability on mobile would be a key priority for me. I find OmniNotes very nice for mobile. The primary reason to move away is limitations on synchronizing with desktop (I use SyncThing). On the other hand, I find Obsidian for mobile not very mobile-friendly. PS: I had attempted to code such an app using Flutter (text-only first), however, ran into issues with security permissions on Android, and gave up after some 6-7 days of struggling with it.
- nateb2022 5mo agoMight be worthwhile to note that Google Docs now supports Export to Markdown