The Markdown Handbook

On the face of it, Glyph looks like a good markdown editor, but it still has room for improvement An occasional post from The Markdown Handbook.

Acreom is a knowledge management tool for engineers An occasional post from The Markdown Handbook.

EdgeMark gives you access to your notes in a ’slide’ panel An occasional post from The Markdown Handbook.

NotesMe: get up and running by issuing three simple commands, assuming you already have Docker installed on your system An occasional post from The Markdown Handbook.

Papelzhino is a notes app that has been designed to capture those fleeting thoughts you have and move them to the bin as soon as you are finished with them An occasional post from The Markdown Handbook.

The Snippets’ interface hides an underwhelming approach to markdown An occasional post from The Markdown Handbook.

Sidenotes does what its name suggests, slides in from the side of the screen An occasional post from The Markdown Handbook.

From the WordStar Training Guide: a typical computer When I first used one of these new-fangled boxes, known as computers, it was back in the early 1980s while learning the Basic programming language at college.

MKeditor’s clean interface supports access to tables, code blocks and admonitions An occasional post from The Markdown Handbook.

Kraa’s web interface is minimalist to say the least An occasional post from The Markdown Handbook.

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Defuddle allows you to get the content of any web page as markdown An occasional post from The Markdown Handbook.

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The above image shows a note (gist) in OctoNote rendered on Github’s gist platform OctoNote is a markdown-based note taking app.

Version 4.0 of Zettlr is a significant upgrade that brings with it a new onboarding process Zettlr 4.0 has been released and, as promised, brings with it a number of important changes.

I love this analogy from Iterative Wonders: Imagine you go to a famous burger joint.

FSNotes offers iCloud synchronisation and is available for macOS and iOS To steal a few lines on open source versus proprietary software from Iterative Wonders: Imagine you go to a famous burger joint.

Craft’s AI assistant is just one area where users will see improvements Craft, the notes app with access to tasks, a built-in calendar, whiteboards and daily notes, has released a major update this Thanksgiving.

Astro Editor’s copyediting features include highlights for nouns, verbs, adjectives, adverbs and conjunctions In a world literally teeming with markdown editors, enter Astro Editor, a niche editor with a very niche audience; that is, anyone who uses Astro…

Docsify is a documentation site generator Docsify is a documentation site generator, but not in the traditional sense.

QOwnNotes now allows you to open a note in Nextcloud Notes The latest version (v 25.11.1) of the open-source plain text editor QOwnNotes now allows you to open a note in Nextcloud Notes via the context menu in the note list if Nextcloud support is enabled.

Adding this workflow to Alfred speeds up development or testing by allowing you to add lorem ipsum where it is needed Alfred, the app for macOS that boosts efficiency with hotkeys, keywords, text expansion and more, has a Lorem Ipsum workflow for those oc…

Ulysses’ Liquid Glass look reveals a wealth of new features that go a long way to improving the users’ experience Ulysses is great for writing books, in my view, as someone who has never written anything close to a book.

Affine Alpha is soon to be released Affine describes itself as ‘a next-gen knowledge base and open-source alternative to Notion and Miro’, but access to the Alpha has yet to be released.

At the tender age of 18, having been around since 2007, MultiMarkdown Composer has ‘almost’ reached the heady heights of version 7.

Some notes from the latest release of Orsn, the electronic research notebook for writing up research findings: The new default editor is now a WYSIWYG text editor with various keyboard-driven menu options.

MarkEdit 1.27.0 adds icon variants for dark and light mode MarkEdit now supports the Liquid Glass look.

Obsidian 1.10.2 has been released for its catalyst members.