Open Guide to All Things AWS
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@kevinslin
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plaintext works well because it is universal and interoperable with everything. markdown is a great compromise in terms of keeping the portable format while giving you a bit more power. the article talks about reaching outside of plaintext for certain content - another approach is to adopt a plaintext note taking tool that has better supported for more complicated note types.
plug: i'm the creator of one of these tools (dendron.so) which I use to manage over 20k notes in plaintext
The Dendron Seed Bank – A Public Registry for General Knowledge
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Conditional HTTP Get
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AWS Announces AWS BugBust
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Worst comes to worst, you could export using a library like this one: https://github.com/kjk/notionapi
That being said, definitely not ideal and is always a risk when storing your data with a SaaS service (disclaimer: I'm the founder of dendron.so - a fast open source notion competitor made for developers)
joplin is one of the initial open source note taking tools with cross platform and device support. they were an inspiration for me for making my own note taking tool.
shameless plug: if your looking for a modern dev focused note taking tool, would love to get feedback on what you think of https://wiki.dendron.so/
notion is slick and is one of the reasons why note taking has come into the spot light as of late (the other being that information is overwhelming and we, as humans, still don't know what the best way of managing it at scale is)
shameless plug: i'm the founder of a yc backed open source note taking tool. for notion users, we describe ourselves as basically notion but made for developers - local first, open source and super fast.
Urls are the foundation of the internet and it always makes me sad when navigating to a page results in a 404 instead. On a somewhat related sidenote, this is why I created a note taking tool that publishes *permanent urls* - because your notes can change but your links shouldn't :)
https://wiki.dendron.so/notes/2fe96d3a-dcf9-409b-8a09-fdaa5a...
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Thanks for trying us out :)
Spreadsheet like support is not something we currently support but we'll have integrations and also native support coming soon!
Yeah, we don't do outline in the workflowy sense. we do outlines in the sense that we have shortcuts to create notes from bullets and autolink the new note. not the same but gets close. you can see an example here: https://wiki.dendron.so/notes/593206ea-5658-4874-bafd-18a138...
Yeah, those are some of the core features that I can't live without. A lot of the reason for building in VSCode is because they have a good VIM extension :)
Yep. We have quite a number of technical writers using Dendron. Dendron also integrates nicely with public projects - we support publishing docs as dendron pages with github links back to the original project. This results in publicly referencable docs that can be cloned and used locally. See example here: http://tldr.dendron.so/
Dendron supports mermaid diagrams: https://wiki.dendron.so/notes/eea2b078-1acc-4071-a14e-18299f...
So Dendron does this. We have a shortcut to automatically embed images as well (https://wiki.dendron.so/notes/a91fd8da-6895-49fe-8164-a17acd...).
I describe Dendron as basically notepad with additional features :)
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