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   by unvalley 1y ago

   Thank you, I’ve written a bit about the thinking behind this app in the form of a short guide: https://github.com/unvalley/ephe/blob/main/.github/guide.md I think the difference in philosophy shows
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   by unvalley 1y ago

   Thank you, I’m definitely aiming to keep making it better. Gotta admit never heard of GrandView or org-mode-style tools before. I will look them up. And yeah, it’s surprisingly hard to find tools that just let you write raw Markdown.
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   by unvalley 1y ago

   Thank you! Editors like Helix are a good choice. I just prefer GUIs, so I built one in the browser. Hope you’ll give it a try!
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   Show HN: Ephe – A minimalist open-source Markdown paper for today(github.com)

   143 points by unvalley 1y ago|54 comments
5. 35.▲
   by unvalley 1y ago

   Thanks for your kind comments, I'm trying to keep the design as clean and plain. Glad to see Neovim users are interested.
6. 36.▲
   by unvalley 1y ago

   Nice, it also helps me like a Rust developer that has no C++ experience.
7. 37.▲
   by unvalley 1y ago

   I think the link is not found?
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   Show HN: Ephe – A Minimalist Open-Source Markdown Paper for Today(github.com)

   3 points by unvalley 1y ago|2 comments
9. 39.▲
   by unvalley 1y ago

   I'm working on an Ephemeral Markdown Paper: https://github.com/unvalley/ephe If you’re tired of bloated to-do and note-taking apps, give this a try. It's OSS, free and No sign-up.
10. 40.▲
    by unvalley 1y ago

    Cool! I hope it's coming to Japan (I live) near future.