Connecting databases is high on our list of things to tackle next.
And will keep the local mode in mind, that's another vote on that from HN.
Thanks for the feedback!
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Connecting databases is high on our list of things to tackle next.
And will keep the local mode in mind, that's another vote on that from HN.
Thanks for the feedback!
Totally understand the privacy concerns. That's something we've been thinking about a lot. Right now we're only SaaS but might offer something "local only" in the future if there's enough demand.
I probably could have spent more time framing the query to get better results.
The notion style inline autocomplete dialog is becoming standard for text editors and I love it :)
(1) A modern "minimalist" themed blog focused on written content (2) An email newsletter with the same content (3) Optionally allow paid subscribers
I've tried everything in the blog world, and most are a headache to maintain. The closest would be Ghost, but they haven't done as well on the GTM side. Substack has set itself apart by landing "tech twitter" influencers who philosophize... which is probably why you're seeing it bleed into the HN world.
A collaborative itinerary seems really useful.
Any plans to add or design features around coordinating flights for these types of trips? In my experience this tends to be the hardest thing to keep track of collaboratively. I've actually also seen friends using spreadsheets to track flights. It could be cool to add a feature that shows when everyone is landing or leaving.
Building the conflict resolution engine sounds like a fun challenge.
They have a well architected model, including plugins to extend functionality, see https://tiptap.dev/ which is built ontop of Prosemirror
bonus: The author talks about collaborative editing here: https://marijnhaverbeke.nl/blog/collaborative-editing.html
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