Thanks a lot! I've been perfecting things for 5 years. A week ago I decided to open source it finally :)
replyThat's the comment that made me check it out in more detail, as that sticks out from all the other projects that were built in a weekend in the past months.
replyThanks! There's a lot to it, and for years me and my friends were using the project.
replyA lot of us built knowledge bases, and we enjoyed it all quite a bit.
are you still using the project?
replyAll the friends that started years ago also use the app to this very day.
replySure.
replyI can't live without it :)
Notes, journal, tasks, projects - everything is in there.
Whenever I have a new machine, first thing I do - I open the app =)
Incredible, I will check it out
replyThis is neat. I dont get how sync works. Is it server side? Or is there some client side oauth flow? I dont see it.
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replyIt appeals to me as a minimalistic version of the Bear[1] notes app.
replyA few years ago I played around with copying the Bear app interface for the web, the idea was to create a visually identical mockup of the app so you could immediately visualise changes made when customising various theme values. I stalled with the implementation of the last part, but the rest of it is up at bear.christippett.dev
[1] https://bear.app