No, it does not, but I don’t think it should be too hard to implement (at least the checklists side of thing - kanban board subtasks may be a whole can of worms UI wise, but can look into it) raise an issue on github and I’ll look into it as soon as I can fit in the roadmap <3
Oh yeah, that’s not a feature yet. There’s an open feature request for this and I’ll definitely implement it, may take a bit of time to do.
Would you be able to give me a couple of screenshots on what the context looks like? I just had a simple “mentioned 2 times” with links on where it was mentioned in mind, but full on context sounds way better, I’m curious to see how that works (totally not copying :P)
I mean, I don’t use it so I can’t really say much on the topic, when looking into it yesterday I found this article https://signal.org/blog/signal-is-expensive/ which kinda goes through some of the stack they use, and in all fairness they do mention aws in the mix, so it’s not like they were keeping it hidden or anything, it’d be valuable for a company who values privacy so much to be a little more upfront on what’s used for what but as you’re probably well aware we don’t - and never will - live in a perfect world do we haha
Aw not silly at all, maybe I should make it clearer actually. Always important to remember that what’s obvious to me may not be as obvious to someone else
Hi! Thank you, I’ll create a post there now!
Hi! Very glad you like it! It already is editable :) it’s done via the admin panel ♥️ you can even set the pwa icon if you wished to
Hey, for as much as I genuinely think docker is the way to go for this kind of things you don’t HAVE to, you can just run it as a service, the readme has a manual install process on top of the docker one.
Also if you use proxmox there is a community script going around for ease of setup ♥️
Should be back, of course everything went down while I was asleep, the joys 🤦♂️ By back linking you mean offline cache that links to a server when back online? If so, no, not yet at least
Hi, I toyed with the idea of having an optional light database in place but for now the features are so minimal that I really don’t see the need. The biggest json file has about 10 lines and that’s the settings, the rest is just being read as and when you open a file, the whole app acts like a folder/file reader.
Should it ever slow down too much I’ll think about it more :)
Hey, The export as pdf has a known bug, it broke after a major refactor I did and I haven’t gotten around to fix it yet, sorry, I’ll be reworking it to use the native page print instead, and leverage the public note layout instead, should really help.
Thank you, glad you like it, let me know if you run into any issues :)
Hey thank you so very much!
Yeah, you said it best! I take all suggestions on board but ultimately I won’t do anything that is to my detriment, between work and family (with two very very young kids) I have little time to spare haha my precious evenings should go to fun coding and not admin, I do enough of that at work as is lol
Still getting used to the layout here, feel like I am missing a lot of replies, but yeah, wiki seems to be a very manageable solution for now, GitHub wiki is what I’m leaning towards :)
Yeah, I assume they use AWS for end to end encryption, so not the end of the world, but goes to show how fucked up the internet has become, when a service hosts a third of the web something has gone terribly wrong 😅
That is actually such a good point 🤦♂️
Sometimes I tend to reinvent the wheel, I’ll probably enable it and the community can help out document stuff, duh 🤦♂️ thank you
Consolidate all into one issue, no promises, but as long as it’s there I’ll definitely at least spike it and investigate the possibility ♥️
You are right, I am fairly new to licenses so I went for the most common, but reading a bit on AGPLv3 it really sounds more in tune with how open source should work… I’ll have a read properly, consult a few friends on the matter and maybe make a switch, thank you for the eye opener!
Hey! I will need to add a calendar at some point, so if you open an issue on the GitHub repo about this I can have a proper look, just done some research and definitely not opposed to the idea, seems pretty standard to me
Hey! I hear you and the community member who opened that issue had a chat with me on discord and I was convinced, I have a pull request coming with a setting to keep html or use markdown for tables :)
Never used it, i’ll I can say is that they have a .MD domain which is stupidly hard to obtain and the pwa syncs with the server when you go online, these two things alone make me say “stick with it” hahahah what little marketing brain I have huh? 🤣 Jokes aside, I think the UI does make a difference, looking at their site, mobile navigation isn’t great and overall everything feels a bit dated, won’t be able to give you a full comparison without first running it locally myself tho, so I’ll try tomorrow and let you know :)
Yes! I am absolutely working on a wiki! Release notes are very detailed so it’s easy to track progress scrolling through them on GitHub (I do this for work too, so I am fairly organised with that)
I’ll add a wiki to the official site once I’m done building it, there is a help button within the app itself with some knowledge base on key features ♥️
if only I had ~1600£/year to throw on a domain… hahaha
Thank you btw, I won’t always be able to be this responsive, but it’s some exciting time with the rebranding going on. I usually respond within the day tho, especially if I deem something to be fairly urgent :)