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by mobitar 10y ago
The Evernote converter lives in this repo: https://github.com/standardnotes/sntools If you ever decide to build an importer, feel free to submit a pull request and I'd be happy to merge it.
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by mobitar 10y ago
The file format for Standard Notes is pretty straightforward, wouldn't imagine being too difficult to write an importer: http://standardfile.org/#import-export
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by mobitar 10y ago
Good point, will take that into consideration thanks.
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by mobitar 10y ago
Data can be sent off either encrypted or decrypted, with encrypted by default. Javascript extensions are unlikely as they would make the app really busy and probably unmaintainable.
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by mobitar 10y ago
Thanks!
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by mobitar 10y ago
Yeah, custom UI is really hard to build and later hard to maintain as SDKs pivot and change. Best to go standard and things will have a higher chance of continuing to work after OS level updates.
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by mobitar 10y ago
Yes, both iOS and web/desktop clients support offline mode. Android will too as soon as it's released (shortly).
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by mobitar 10y ago
That implementation is just one implementation that specifically uses Passenger and Nginx. So those are not necessarily dependencies of the core server logic. The actual action is mostly handled by a single controller with around 160 lines
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by mobitar 10y ago
Hey, I admire your hustle. I'm not sure if I can offer you exactly what you're looking for, but feel free to submit a pull request to any of the Standard Notes projects[1]. The code is pretty simple so it might be a good way to le
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by mobitar 10y ago
To delete a tag simply click "File" in the notes list of the selected tag. I've had this question come up before so I think it's time for a clearer way.
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by mobitar 10y ago
Vesper-esque apps are more difficult to maintain, and thus inevitably shut down :)
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by mobitar 10y ago
Just that you can toggle between a Markdown preview. I see how it can be ambiguous. Markdown though is going to be decoupled from the main app and served as an extension instead.
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by mobitar 10y ago
Yes, totally possible. Right now extensions are data based. But there is another breed of extensions we're building towards, which is "previewers" or "renderers", which allow you to parse the text and display it in
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by mobitar 10y ago
Gotcha, easy fix, will get that out asap. We did this as a way to push out changes quicker since we were still making major improvements often.
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by mobitar 10y ago
We want to do something like this through extensions. The goal of this app is to last really long, so it has to stay simple, otherwise bloat, debt, and inevitable abandon ensues. Extensions are pretty powerful and can handle collaboration.
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by mobitar 10y ago
What's the best format to distribute Linux apps?
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by mobitar 10y ago
You can access the app without sign up here: https://app.standardnotes.org .
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by mobitar 10y ago
Hey, you should go to https://app.standardnotes.org . Those servers are not meant to be visited. You plug those in into the app. Edit: I should really set up redirects for those.
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Moving beyond localStorage(journal.standardnotes.org)
208 points by mobitar 10y ago|58 comments
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Entangled(bitar.io)
1 points by mobitar 10y ago|0 comments
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Why being nice can be the difference between success and failure(bitar.io)
4 points by mobitar 10y ago|0 comments
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Evernote is what happens when you mix VC with a Notes app(medium.com)
5 points by mobitar 10y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: How much do you make off donations for your project?
1 points by mobitar 10y ago|0 comments
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by mobitar 10y ago
While it's not fully ready yet, Standard Notes can in theory do all these things. It's a client based system backed by an abstract model server, meaning the client chooses how to represent data, and the server can understand any f
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by mobitar 10y ago
Actually it is general purpose. Server models are abstract, and the client can choose whatever model to store in the server. So Notes/Tags are particular to this set up, but the protocol would allow you to build almost anything, even a
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Ask HN: Any interest in a decentralized notes app?
5 points by mobitar 10y ago|5 comments
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Encryption must come standard(medium.com)
14 points by mobitar 10y ago|1 comments
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by mobitar 10y ago
Yeah, it's a tricky topic. For apps that aren't social networks, I think we need to begin trending towards running our own servers and clients. This may not make sense in most cases, but in the case of say, personal notes, this se
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Encryption must come standard(medium.com)
11 points by mobitar 10y ago|2 comments
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by mobitar 10y ago
P.S we're not far from something like that in the U.S. Private companies collude with the govt far too often, while private companies collude with their servers against their own users at an even greater degree. See recent Evernote pri

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