appsonthemove

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An iPhone/iPad app to easily create and edit Markdown tables(markdowntables.app)
1 points by appsonthemove 7y ago|0 comments
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by appsonthemove 7y ago
Ha! That is a very apt description. My wife feels quite overwhelmed by ours at the moment. We can just about squeeze in to get to the piles of Play-Doh and the washing machine. I never stopped to think that a utility room was a British thin
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by appsonthemove 7y ago
Depending on your point of view, Org mode has the advantage of being plain text and free software. It is a system you could still be using in 10-15 years time. Todoist might be have bought by Microsoft (or similar) by then and discontinued.
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by appsonthemove 7y ago
I wrote a (mostly unbiased) article comparing todo.txt and Org mode a while ago. https://medium.com/@mgkennard/a-comparison-of-two-plain-text...
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by appsonthemove 7y ago
It's unlikely I will do an Android port any time soon - the likelihood is that beorg will stay iOS only. Orgzly is a great app for Android.
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by appsonthemove 7y ago
There are so many fantastic Org mode tutorials for users already familiar with Emacs. My goal here was to show users who've never touched Emacs before - and might be a little scared of it! - that it isn't really that hard. Most tu
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by appsonthemove 7y ago
I'm not so sure that Apple wouldn't allow Emacs on the App Store - they are a lot more pragmatic than they used to be. There is a project called iSH which is currently on TestFlight - it gives you Linux via a usermode x86 emulator
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by appsonthemove 9y ago
As another commenter has put WebDAV support is in place. This is supported by many services such as OwnCloud, etc as well as your own server. git would be great as it would support better merging - however a little way off getting round to
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by appsonthemove 9y ago
This is on the roadmap, but a little way off.
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by appsonthemove 9y ago
Editing of outlines is in the works. Whilst checkbox support won't be in the first release it is in the roadmap.