The Markdown Handbook
md-handbook.com
The Markdown Handbook is your reference to everything markdown.

Among today’s links are markdown editors Neverwrite, Lumen, Notchpad and Marco. Plus there’s Affine, an open-source knowledge management app, similar to Notion, but better, in my opinion.

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#markdown #markdowneditors #opensource #GTD #markdownviewers #Affine #Neverwrite #Lumen #Notchpad #Marco #Logseq

  • tuckerm@feddit.onlineEnglish
    2·
    28 days ago

    I hadn’t heard of Affine before, that looks really cool. I just tried it, though, and it writes to a database instead of local files. I’ve been sticking to just local files lately, so that takes a few options off the table.

    I like Marco and Polo being separate viewers and editors. I’m usually writing my markdown notes in the text editor that I already have open, but sometimes I want a viewer to make sure it looks right.

    • Wordius@piefed.socialOPMEnglish
      1·
      28 days ago

      Same here, on Affine. It looks really good (and probably is), but I like to have my files where I can see them. Try Nota (paid, $49 after trial) and MarkText (free, not updated in a while and doesn’t do wiki links, although he seems to be looking at the files again). Assume you’re on macOS.