There's a few buyable options, but no trustable reviews or trials.
Any recommendations?
They support code snippets via code blocks.
I use it for notes but also for much more.
For example, my website (https://blog.kowalczyk.info/) is almost fully generated out of content stored in Notion via a custom program (https://github.com/kjk/blog) that uses my (unofficial, reverse-engineered) API library for Go (https://github.com/kjk/notionapi).
Notion is very rich so it might be overwhelming at first but it's the last note-taking application I'll ever use.
Pros:
- You can just add any snippet with language specific highlighting. I added a folder with the name quickscript. It has documented snippets, you can even add some equation in Latex then add the implementation as code snippet.
- Available for Mac, Linux, Windows.
- I store all my data in Google Drive.
- All data is stored in Markdown format. This is very important. You can easily export your notes or edit from raw version even if app would stop working one day.
- Realtime preview of markdown.
- Some sort of Latex support. Well if you are researcher this is very very cool.
- Crazy themes. Mine seems like exactly Bear note app.
Cons:
- No mobile client. But you can use a markdown editor with Google Drive support.
- It might have some non-critical bugs now and then.