What are you thoughts on Obsidian @Sridhar Ratnakumar ? https://obsidian.md/features I personally really enjoy it, but the philosophy of Neuron is miles better, due to the open source, modifiable nature of the project.
The perfect app - frontend of obsidian with the toolchain of neuron.
I like the 'split views' in Obsidian, something I've thought for Cerveau as well (because often I want to have another note by side when editing a note in Zettelkasten). In order to use Obsidian as the "frontend" to your neuron notes, we need to support wiki-style links: https://github.com/srid/neuron/issues/229#issuecomment-643774112
Ever come across something that you love at first sight, only to find that some tiny issues keep you from using it? That's where I am. Neuron looks amazing, but it just doesn't seem like it...
It is fine to me as a simple published site, but not so much for browsing the zettelkasten. Yes, the 'stacked notes' is kind of interesting. I'm planning to create a simplified (and less unwieldy) version of stacked notes for the Cerveau app http://www.cerveau.app/
that's awesome @Sridhar Ratnakumar , is it possible to beta test cerveau? I'd like to help as much as I can with these projects, I am a developer, but I don't have Haskell experience.
I was about to make my own layered architecture for a zettelkasten app, but you seem to have already done so, which is wonderful!
for me personally I use Vim for everything and you have made a plugin for it already. The only thing that I see needs contribution is some frontend or wapp so it's easier to look at and edit on mobile devices and when on a pc without a whole vim configuration.
https://www.remnote.io/homepage#features This was another inspiration for me, I really liked the idea of basically combining spaced repetition with this kind of note taking method.
Ideally there would be a standardized syntax layer on top of .md to support all these features (spaced repetition, math, etc.) that would be a separate project on its own so that these layers could be interchangeable. E.g. I want to use any editor with my own custom syntax that could be transpiled to syntax supported by other editors and then rendered on a custom frontend or any multiple frontends.
It is fine to me as a simple published site, but not so much for browsing the zettelkasten. Yes, the 'stacked notes' is kind of interesting. I'm planning to create a simplified (and less unwieldy) version of stacked notes for the Cerveau app http://www.cerveau.app/
Regarding the frontend, I was also thinking of enabling full text search or #tag based search, with some fuzzy matcher (like fzf on desktop).
In cerveau, those are coming. In neuron, PR welcome (but no more javascript!) - for those, except full text search (how would you even implement this client-side?)
/cc @maralorn - with your change to remove reflex-platform, we would lose ghcjs compilation. But that's Okay I think, we can just use reflex-platform directly to the build the final .js file, and commit it to Git repo. (The plan is to eventually replace search.js with the one built from Haskell)
Another suggestion: make neuron be configurable (e.g. the zettelkasten directory) in ~/.config/neuron or something. Or make neuron run in its current pwd. Passing -d is quite annoying every time
Another suggestion: make neuron be configurable (e.g. the zettelkasten directory) in ~/.config/neuron or something. Or make neuron run in its current pwd. Passing -d is quite annoying every time
Following suggestions for the user-interface Switch program name from neuron to zk for faster typing Have a default Zettelkasten directory per project e.g. .zk/ Use per default the Zettelkasten (.z...
What are you thoughts on Obsidian @Sridhar Ratnakumar ? https://obsidian.md/features I personally really enjoy it, but the philosophy of Neuron is miles better, due to the open source, modifiable nature of the project.
The perfect app - frontend of obsidian with the toolchain of neuron.
The only thing I don't really like on Neuron is the frontend tbh, something like this is more appealing to host - https://github.com/aravindballa/gatsby-theme-andy
I like the 'split views' in Obsidian, something I've thought for Cerveau as well (because often I want to have another note by side when editing a note in Zettelkasten). In order to use Obsidian as the "frontend" to your neuron notes, we need to support wiki-style links: https://github.com/srid/neuron/issues/229#issuecomment-643774112
It is fine to me as a simple published site, but not so much for browsing the zettelkasten. Yes, the 'stacked notes' is kind of interesting. I'm planning to create a simplified (and less unwieldy) version of stacked notes for the Cerveau app http://www.cerveau.app/
that's awesome @Sridhar Ratnakumar , is it possible to beta test cerveau? I'd like to help as much as I can with these projects, I am a developer, but I don't have Haskell experience.
I was about to make my own layered architecture for a zettelkasten app, but you seem to have already done so, which is wonderful!
for me personally I use Vim for everything and you have made a plugin for it already. The only thing that I see needs contribution is some frontend or wapp so it's easier to look at and edit on mobile devices and when on a pc without a whole vim configuration.
https://www.remnote.io/homepage#features This was another inspiration for me, I really liked the idea of basically combining spaced repetition with this kind of note taking method.
Ideally there would be a standardized syntax layer on top of .md to support all these features (spaced repetition, math, etc.) that would be a separate project on its own so that these layers could be interchangeable. E.g. I want to use any editor with my own custom syntax that could be transpiled to syntax supported by other editors and then rendered on a custom frontend or any multiple frontends.
Sridhar Ratnakumar said:
Regarding the frontend, I was also thinking of enabling full text search or #tag based search, with some fuzzy matcher (like fzf on desktop).
In cerveau, those are coming. In neuron, PR welcome (but no more javascript!) - for those, except full text search (how would you even implement this client-side?)
/cc @maralorn - with your change to remove reflex-platform, we would lose ghcjs compilation. But that's Okay I think, we can just use reflex-platform directly to the build the final .js file, and commit it to Git repo. (The plan is to eventually replace search.js with the one built from Haskell)
@NullSense I'll send you an invite later today. Can you send me your GitHub username, and the GitHub repo with your neuron notes (it can be private)?
@NullSense Wanna give this a try with Obsidian? https://github.com/srid/neuron/pull/237
I'll give it a try later today, I'm actually writing testing obsidian right now.
Also one other nice thing from obsidian is the ability to edit the .css file as a user.
When it comes to Cerveau, do you plan to provide it only as sort of SaaS, or will it be self-hostable similarly to Neuron itself?
@TheMatten SaaS is the plan at the moment
(Its written in Obelisk btw, just as the Zeus CI app announced on reddit)
https://github.com/andymatuschak/note-link-janitor I found this, seems quite useful, maybe will give some inspiration
I have some feedback on Obsidian compatability:
https://github.com/NullSense/Brain/blob/master/202006180022%20Notes%20should%20be%20atomic.md
Notes in this form will not be detected by neuron, I'm not sure what the issue is, but they will not show up
https://0x0.st/i4sa.png
Here is a screenshot
Another suggestion: make neuron be configurable (e.g. the zettelkasten directory) in ~/.config/neuron or something. Or make neuron run in its current pwd. Passing -d is quite annoying every time
https://0x0.st/i4sS.png
Some extra information. (look at the text in the rendered .md on the left)
NullSense said:
https://github.com/srid/neuron/issues/161
NullSense said:
Weird. That should have worked. Can you file a bug report?