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I partly agree. I have two options: 1) support both (configurable) 2) support only one Choices make things complicated too. I want to understand, is there en
by softwareman 13y ago
I partly agree. I have two options:
1) support both (configurable)
2) support only one
Choices make things complicated too. I want to understand, is there enough following for Textile markup or not. I like it more than Markdown (probably only because I picked it up first).
Another thing is using markup in a Notes application is not very prevalent as well. Thoughts?
- bowerbird 13y agosecond point first: markup _is_ common in notes apps (many). personally, i'd predict zero uptake with textile; it's dead. and there are so many other notes apps around that i think you will have trouble with uptake even if you add markdown. if you're doing it for love, or experience, then go ahead; otherwise, you'd need some kind of new angle to break big. -bowerbird
- softwareman 13y agoI agree. There is no significant value in Notes application alone but what I am trying to generate value in the Hmpgr platform (pronounced as homepager). I have another app called Blog which I am still developing. I know adoption of these apps are difficult but I do not wish to make them even more difficult by using obscure thing like Textile. But since you are patiently answering me, can I request you to please go through Hmpgr platform and tell me if you see any value in it.
- bowerbird 13y agoyes, as a package, there could be some stickiness here. in which case, i'd suggest you offer markdown as well, since you want to attract as many people as possible. -bowerbird