Besides the web app,
the Noteey client is getting a lot of genuinely useful features, quality of life improvements, and bug fixes in October.
Here's one example: images in mind maps can now be resized.
Another tremendous upgrade coming in the next version:
Weblinks on the whiteboard now get cleaner thumbnails and a better layout,
with support for popular sites like Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, Pinterest, Apple Music, Spotify, and more. ๐
A better tag database is on the way. Here's what we're shipping:
1๏ธโฃ Thumbnail mode, adjustable column widths, and property visibility controls
2๏ธโฃ Auto-tags: any new content that matches your rules gets tagged automatically
In the Noteey system, tag database are tier-1 format like whiteboard.
Whiteboard are better for more free-form, visual organization,
while tags are better suited for organizing more serious, larger-scale data.
Tags will also support publish to the web and collaboration.
I organize my favorite guitar tabs in one project, with a canvas per singer.
Everything is searchable, and I can annotate the guitar tabs on the canvas.
I can also save each project as a local copy on my hard drive.
Besides Noteey, which note-taking app can do this?
๐ Noteey 1.60.0 is here!
Databases now support Kanban view โ
organize your notes visually like never before.
Update now and give it a try! ๐
https://t.co/uFlorsk0bl
@fortelabs@levifig Some in the Obsidian community seems a bit arrogant.
Questioning its over-hyped file portability is seen as an affront to their beliefs, which is unnecessary.
@fortelabs I think Tiago's complaint is a normal reaction to Obsidian's over-marketing of "Files over App"
The transferable file are just Markdown, but canvases, bases, graphโ the things that actually cost you significant time to build โ are not portable at all.