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Vim to Dropbox with markdown files. You get encryption for free with :X. You can also easily set up Vimwiki. You can do real-time collaboration with Floobits
by thenerdfiles 13y ago
Vim to Dropbox with markdown files.
You get encryption for free with :X.
You can also easily set up Vimwiki.
You can do real-time collaboration with Floobits.
You can store them in git repo and access them via Github (or http://prose.io http://prose.io), and manage with git-flow.
- thenerdfiles 13y agoI'd also combine Vimwiki with todo.txt, the commandline tool. You can pipe your todo list with tags and categories to Vim, thus wikifying it, or pipe it to pandoc and export as PDF, HTML, LaTeX, slideshows, etc.