It doesn't matter how sophisticated your system is. Here's my exact workflow to use these systems for maximum productivity.įor me, minimising friction is the big driver. I've only scratched the surface here, there's at least 20 more that deserve honourable mentions. I'm watching them closely.ġ0) Meta: A fresh take on spacial compression: creating a visual housing for your notes on an infinite-canvas Using it feels like you've cleared your mental cache - simple but powerful interface for note taking with backlinks, daily notes and graph view.ĩ) Innos Note: one that I'm extremely excited about: owned by a project with a powerful mindmapping engine, this could be my personal holy grail for the way I think. WYSIWYG editor, command bar, blazing fast, and you own all your data.Ĩ) Reflect.app if Obsidian and Apple Notes had a baby. No other note taking app comes close for this.īeautiful, minimal, markdown-based editor with backlinks. Mindnode is totally frictionless and a pleasure to use.īeing able to spacially compress data is like having prosthesis for your memory.
#Nvalt devonthink software#
here's why I moved from evernote to apple notes.ĥ) Mindnode: I've tried every mindmapping software out there. While it lacks backlinking and mindmapping, there's nothing faster. MacOS monterey introduced collaboration, tags, quick-note. Has a learning curve but super powerful.Ĥ) Apple notes. It's what Notion should have grown up to be, if it didn't fall in with the naughty cloud-based boys from the other street.ģ) Obsidian: HIGHLY extensible, markdown-based with graphical backlinking and mac-based.
#Nvalt devonthink mac#
Now has a mac app.Ģ) Craft docs: Offline-first app with a visual focus, clean formatting. There is a learning curve, but once your ideas start flirting with each other they will start having great sex.
#Nvalt devonthink pro#
I prefer to do most of my writing on my iMac instead of 13″ MacBook Pro Retina because of the extra screen space. I use both many many times everyday and I’m not willing to work without them. Productivity tools like Alfred and Keyboard Maestro are a major part of my daily workflow. I’m even more convinced after reading this article.
I’ve always felt that an iPad couldn’t replace my laptop.
When looking for a new computer, many (I’d even argue, most) people claim they “need a laptop”-usually because that’s what they’ve always had. What to consider before buying a new computer But let’s start with taking a look at what you should think about (but aren’t) before making any purchase. We’ll even look at a THIRD OPTION you’re probably not aware of that gives you the best of both worlds. In this post, we’ll have a look at the biggest changes to iPad with iOS 11, when an iPad is most suitable as a laptop replacement, and when a laptop is still the best choice. This is an excellent article that will help you decide whether an iPad or MacBook is better for you.Ĭan iPad replace my laptop? by Joshua Carpentier Brett Terpstra recommended this article in Web Excursions for July 14, 2017.Īn in-depth look at the current state of the question “Can iPad really replace my laptop?”
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