Showcase - ZuluPad Wiki From ZuluPad Wiki Do you have a nifty ZuluPad file or web page to share? Post it here: (Of course, you can run ZuluPad Free examples in ZP Pro. AndTidWiki - Android Apps on Google Play ☆ The dead-simple way to do notes and to-do’s ☆ Have you tried Springpad, Evernote, Remember the Milk, Wunderlist and other notes or to-do apps for your phone but think there’s just too much going on getting in the way of the actual note-taking? Tags, due-dates, categories, projects, font-styling, notes on the notes, and what-not.
Editor Hey! I’m your first Markdown document in StackEdit. Don’t delete me, I’m very helpful! I can be recovered anyway in the Utils tab of the Settings dialog. Documents OutWiker - the tree notes organizer Description OutWiker is designed to store notes in a tree. Such programs are called "outliner", personal wiki, or tree-like editors. OutWiker's main difference from the other similar programs is keeping the tree of notes in the form of directories on disk, and encouraging changing the base by external sources and programs. Also any number of files can be attached to the page.
TiddlyWiki <<list untagged>> Its useful to understand the structure of a web page so you can 'describe' in your styles which element (like div, a, or #contentWrapper) you are coloring. For simplicity I'll only include elements that you would want to style. TypeLink. Your own cloud-based wiki notepad, accessible anywhere TNW Quick Hit TypeLink (free) is a cloud-based personal wiki notepad. One types on an iOS device or the service’s site, and it syncs information entered across each device. Hits: Minimalist design, allowing one to organize information easily, share it with others and access it at any time. GTDTiddlyWiki Plus - your simple client side wiki !Bill\n* Go over TPS reports\n\n!Milton \n* Get Back Stapler
How I use Trunk Notes Keeping my digital life organized with a wiki works so much better for me than hierarchical storage systems, rigid todo lists, or flat plain-text buckets. My search for the ultimate digital lifestyle tool has taken me through so many different apps and systems, but with Trunk Notes I finally feel like I’ve almost achieved digital nirvana. A long journey Trunk Notes November 22nd, 2010 at 10:23 pm by Dr. Drang I mentioned Trunk Notes, the iOS wiki system that uses Markdown formatting, in my post last month about the state of Markdown. I’d been alerted to it by reader Danstan’s comment on my MarkdownMail post and had visited its web site, but I hadn’t bought or used it. No TextExpander, no Dropbox, no thank you. But Trunk Notes did seem promising, so I started following its developer, Matthew Kennard, on Twitter, and earlier this month he tweeted this: