How about a doc editor, not code editor, not m$ word. Just a simple modern doc editor.
We really don't have a native asciidoc editor, not even one. Unlike other apps which we don't use it frequently that even electron liked apps' performance are acceptable, doc editor should be built in native.
We have something like https://www.appflowy.io/ and https://www.getgrist.com/, but none of them are native.
https://github.com/kamiyaa/joshuto sounds interesting.
I hope we have a ceremony to pay our respects on pioneers like Larry.
I still like https://vikunja.io/ more because they has Gantt chart which is a super rare feature for modern project management sw.
Thanks for the detail instructions. Sounds fun :)
Have you heard about grist?
What I really want is to read asciidoc or makrup as static page in koreader except the dynamic table part. I personally think static ebook is the most efficient way to read except the dynamic table part(sorting, show/hide col, simple filter), so can anyone please tell me if this project can achieve it?
Ceph
That's rare. Would you mind to elaborate how do you actually setup when you are free? Ty.
Grist-v-airtable Strapi Nocodb
It's always good to have another self hosted option
It's pretty ironic that a country known for oppressing people's freedom to take advantage of an OS famous for spreading freedom. I suddenly feel like I built guns for serial killers.
You may be surprised. Blender + plugin.
Before we max bet on phones, I think we should nail tablet first. The GUI for the current Linux apps are designed for mouse, not for phone/tablet.