@_codyjoseph@happenapps I've created a simple app for reading Quiver notes from your iOS devices (https://www.producthunt.com/tech...) - unfortunately you can't edit notes in the app, but I've found it to be useful to check notes on the go
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Quiver is a notebook built for programmers.
I built Quiver to scratch my own itch. I have been obsessed with note taking since I was a kid, and have tried many apps for taking programming notes over the years: generic notebook apps, wikis, Evernote, code snippet managers. But they all missed one crucial point: it's not just code that you want to store, but also comments, images, links --- all the context information. Also, as a tool for programmers, syntax highlighting, Markdown support and full-text search are must-haves.
Quiver's cell-based design makes it easy to mix text, Markdown, code, LaTeX all in one note. It also supports blazingly fast full-text search, live Markdown preview, tagging, presentation mode, cloud syncing, shared notebooks, and more. You can find more details here: http://happenapps.com/#quiver
You can ask me anything.
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This is my current go-to app for note taking. For me the killer feature is the ability to pop my notes in a dropbox folder and have them everywhere in this nice client interface.
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Quiver is a great app but your information does not appear in Spotlight search. The author has agreed this is required functionality but after two years it still has not been added. https://github.com/HappenApps/Qu...
Pros:
Great support for formatting, embedded images
Cons:
Your information does now appear in Spotlight search.
Quiver is a great app but your information does not appear in Spotlight search. The author has agreed this is required functionality but after two years it still has not been added. https://github.com/HappenApps/Qu...
Pros:Great support for formatting, embedded images
Cons:Your information does now appear in Spotlight search.