Comment on Show HN: Markwhen: Markdown for TimelinesComments−gcr3yReally nice project! Thanks for sharing with us!Having structured timekeeping capability in plain text (due dates/deadlines, work estimates, time tracking) is also a core feature of org-mode. Do you have a sense for how your approach compares?−kochOP3yI haven't used org mode. I should probably look into it. If you know how it compares, though, I'm all ears. Always looking to improve.−jaaron3yorg-mode is fairly structured by default. It's hierarchal with built in support for properties on nodes. There's a built in format for dates.Not sure how well any of the non-emacs parsers work though.
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Really nice project! Thanks for sharing with us!
Having structured timekeeping capability in plain text (due dates/deadlines, work estimates, time tracking) is also a core feature of org-mode. Do you have a sense for how your approach compares?
I haven't used org mode. I should probably look into it. If you know how it compares, though, I'm all ears. Always looking to improve.
org-mode is fairly structured by default. It's hierarchal with built in support for properties on nodes. There's a built in format for dates.
Not sure how well any of the non-emacs parsers work though.