I was in my car when I first saw this thread, and was already impressed that it worked well right away on my phone (the surprise "you're looking at it right now; go ahead and edit!" half way down the website worked great on the phone too).
Then I got home and installed it on my desktop computer. First impressions:
- works great, already high level of functionality
- pasting images works as it should (but usually doesn't, sadly)
- not only open source, but enticing open source: extremely easy to install, TypeScript/esbuild on frontend, Deno/Oak on the backend, and you can spin up a local dev version of it in about one minute.
I check out every new thing I come across in the Obsidian/Logseq/open-format-PKS space, but this project looks especially interesting. I will definitely clone this and try hacking on it tonight after work.
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Wow! This looks absolutely fantastic.
I was in my car when I first saw this thread, and was already impressed that it worked well right away on my phone (the surprise "you're looking at it right now; go ahead and edit!" half way down the website worked great on the phone too).
Then I got home and installed it on my desktop computer. First impressions:
- works great, already high level of functionality
- pasting images works as it should (but usually doesn't, sadly)
- not only open source, but enticing open source: extremely easy to install, TypeScript/esbuild on frontend, Deno/Oak on the backend, and you can spin up a local dev version of it in about one minute.
I check out every new thing I come across in the Obsidian/Logseq/open-format-PKS space, but this project looks especially interesting. I will definitely clone this and try hacking on it tonight after work.