I like treenote a lot. Was looking for a self-hosted workflowy like tool ... treenote gives me that. I understand that you are not available till september... but new feature wishes are always good ...right :-)
Adding reminders and one-row items for yourself is good but sometimes you want to add details to a row without generating a hierarchy beneath this row. I would like to see an option to open an editor screen where you can enter text. Maybe with markdown support?
In the short time I used this software I have logged for example short meetingnotes in it. For now with one row for each subject of the meeting with sometime extra sub-rows per subject. Having a single page where I can write markdown is seems like a logical next step to me.
This view / screen / note or how you call it does not need to be visible in the main screen of the application. Maybe only a marker indicating there is a note for that row.
Thanks for making it available ...
BTW : any indicator how big a treenote file can be and maintaining work-able?
I like treenote a lot. Was looking for a self-hosted workflowy like tool ... treenote gives me that. I understand that you are not available till september... but new feature wishes are always good ...right :-)
Adding reminders and one-row items for yourself is good but sometimes you want to add details to a row without generating a hierarchy beneath this row. I would like to see an option to open an editor screen where you can enter text. Maybe with markdown support?
In the short time I used this software I have logged for example short meetingnotes in it. For now with one row for each subject of the meeting with sometime extra sub-rows per subject. Having a single page where I can write markdown is seems like a logical next step to me.
This view / screen / note or how you call it does not need to be visible in the main screen of the application. Maybe only a marker indicating there is a note for that row.
Thanks for making it available ...
BTW : any indicator how big a treenote file can be and maintaining work-able?