Stephen Zeoli
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I love it.
I have a similar sort of chain with my reading list. I first started keeping a list of books I read in a composition notebook organized by author. When I got my first computer -- one of t...
Dashword
3/14/2021
I spend way too much time hunting around for interesting apps.
Darren McDonald wrote:
Wow, @Stephen Zoli, how do manage to find such great apps with obscure
>names?! :) I am also playing with Dashwo...
Zenkit Hypernotes - closed beta
3/12/2021
I'm not sure I agree entirely with the sentiment here. Yes, Zenkit's Hypernotes uses bi-directional linking, an outline structure, and a graph, each of which is absolutely borrowed from Roam. But it u...
InfoSelect was unique, I think, in that it combined a nimble outlining pane, in which you could also embed meta data of varioud kinds, with a content panel that also could organize and display various...
Welcome back, Sarah. I recently reengaged here after a year or so off.
I still have a soft spot in my heart for InfoSelect. It had lightning fast searches, and it managed to incorporate all sorts of ...
I just learned about Saga, a fledgling notes app that has features similar to Coda or Notion... although it doesn't have the Relational Database features of Notion.
It is in public beta and free to u...
Dashword
3/4/2021
Thanks for mentioning the document that provides keyboard shortcuts. I missed that.
Franz Grieser wrote:
I installed the Windows app. It does folding: When you click on the
>triangle to the left of ...
Dashword
3/4/2021
I was able to install Dashword from the App Store. It does indeed handle folding. But it is very spare. It apparently has no keyboard shortcuts at this time to indent or outdent (or anything else). To...
Tree app - macOS
3/3/2021
I just noticed a new app on the App Store that appears to do horizontal outlines. It is called Dashword:
https://dashword.app
You can switch between horizontal and traditional outlines.
I haven't t...
Thanks for the nudge on these two apps, Prion.
Prion wrote:
Steve, great effort, thanks for putting the list together.
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>If one of the reasons to make it public was to get feedback, I would
>sugges...
Walling
3/1/2021
Correction: It doesn't look like you can nest Walls afterall. You can build collections of Walls... folders really... to organize them.
Walling
3/1/2021
As I was poking around trying to fill out my list of note-takers (see previous posting), I learned of an app called Walling, which intrigues me. Walling is like a set of nested white boards (called Wa...
Hi, Pierre,
I explain in the little blurb at the top of the list that I did include some notable MacOS apps... It is pretty arbitrary, I admit. I definitely was excluding Windows only apps... not fro...
I really wish we could edit these posts, or delete them. I don't share Dynalist lists often enough to have it down. Anyway, as you can see the two links in the previous posts are the same, I just hadn...
I think I accidently sent the wrong link in the previous post. This should get you access:
https://dynalist.io/d/oMmWU-wQ-amcgVc-JCFwq86R
Steve
In a recent thread we discussed a curated listing of different "thinking" apps. Well this isn't that, but it is a list I've been keeping in Dynalist for a while. I have updated it and thought I'd shar...
Moo.do
2/28/2021
One thing Moo.do is really lacking is decent documentation. I especially wish they would provide video tutorials with use cases. I suspect that would go a long way toward helping potential users see h...
Moo.do
2/28/2021
I too am not excited by the Google integration, although I do use Gmail for personal correspondence. A look at the Moo.do change log indicates that they are making updates every few days. In December ...
Dynalist enters the "hobby work" phase
2/28/2021
Erica,
Like Bill (Mad About Dana), I am glad to learn Dynalist will continue to evolve. I use it every day and would like to continue to do so.
Thank you for checking in here.
Steve
Moo.do
2/28/2021
I see. I missed that. But they don't mention a "per user" fee in their pricing policies, which is unusual for an app that is pushing collaboration. Also, I don't see anything in the app that appears t...
Moo.do
2/27/2021
Actually, as far as I can tell from the website, Moo.do is aimed at individuals. Collaboration isn't even mentioned. Also, if you use the computer apps instead of the browser app, you have the option ...
Moo.do
2/27/2021
I've been intrigued by Moo.do for a while. It seems like a "light" version of Roam, with some additional features (i.e. calendar and Google Calendar integration). With the seismic news that Dynalist m...
Dynalist enters the "hobby work" phase
2/26/2021
This is a bit disappointing, but not surprising. I have been expecting Obsidian to absorb more of the developers' efforts -- in fact, I'm sure we've seen that in the slowed pace of Dynalist improvemen...
Well, great for a wordprocessing app; mediocre for an outliner. You can build outlines pretty quickly and rearrange the nodes with drag and drop, including nesting the nodes. I know you said you didn'...
Great minds...
Chris Murtland wrote:
Nice simultaneous posts about Noteliner :-D
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>Also, I *think* you can run Ecco from a USB stick, although I've never
>tried it. You can get the "installation" fi...