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Music Ed Tech Talk

Readwise Reader now syncs highlights to Apple Notes

I’ve been using Readwise Reader for the past few years as both an RSS client and a read-it-later service. I subscribe to all my favorite blogs and news sources within the app. My workflow typically involves swiping through the day’s articles, saving some to my read-later list, and catching up on them when I have time. One of Readwise’s standout features is its ability to capture highlights from both web articles and Kindle books, automatically syncing them to your preferred notes […]

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Music Ed Tech Talk · Readwise Reader now syncs highlights to Apple Notes
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sergio_101

So, I have been looking for a new notes app to replace #orgmode for years. I tried #obsidian and liked it enough, but it seemed fiddly. I like #applenotes enough, but it doesn't directly support markdown.

I am liking #AnyType. I have built a workable system over the past few weeks, and it's really hasn't let me down. Other than I can't figure out where the #API is.

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mb

#AppleNotes really needs native Markdown support. Been trying to get a markdown url link to append into an Apple Note corectly without success. Same shortcut to put it into a Craft note took less than 2 minutes and it just works...

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Todd A. Jacobs | Rubyist

@ia With a few minor exceptions where I need #Pandoc conversions, #Vim table mode, or support for an atypical #Markdown variant like #Markua, #iawriter is far and away my favorite GUI editor and note-taking app. It's my second most-used #macOS and #iOS app outside the terminal, with Notes being first.

Now, if only I could get the undocumented format of #AppleNotes to bulk import into iA Writer I could solve 99% of every snippet problem I have ever had! One can dream, right?

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sergio_101

@jsgreen @zerok

2/2

what can be worked on next. I have a perspective for home, and one for work.

I also have some lists outside of the folder structure for project templates and shopping lists, so they don't show up in real projects..

the best part has been t he ability to QUICKLY go between an #AppleNotes note and an #OmniFocus project or task.

This, all tied together with desktop and mobile syncing was the winner for me..

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sergio_101

what can be worked on next. I have a perspective for home, and one for work.

I also have some lists outside of the folder structure for project templates and shopping lists, so they don't show up in real projects..

the best part has been t he ability to QUICKLY go between an #AppleNotes note and an #OmniFocus project or task.

This, all tied together with desktop and mobile syncing was the winner for me..

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sergio_101

@jsgreen @zerok

I LOVE #OmniFocus , but it is super lacking in its ability to take notes on a tasks or project. It's a hard problem to solve, but i think it would be awesome if we could use #OmniOutliner in a more integrated fashion.

To rectify this, I use #hookmark to join a project and an #AppleNotes note. Hookmark allows bidrectional links, so it's super easy to go back and forth.

I then created two top level folders, Work, and Personal. these each have perspectives indicating ... 1/2.

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Creativerly

Everybody should have a blog or a personal internet corner, to publish and share your thoughts, notes, and ideas. When it comes to publishing, where you write your drafts and posts also matters.

Having a streamlined publishing process is the goal. I recently wrote about #Montaigne, a service that allows you to create a blog, website, or portfolio by only using #AppleNotes. This means, you can publish your posts from the app you might already use for writing anyway.

creativerly.com/create-a-websi

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Creativerly

Issue 283 is out now!

This time I wrote about #Montaigne, a service that gives you the possibility to create a website, portfolio, or blog only by using #AppleNotes, and shared news + updates from #Mastodon, #Safari, #blogstatic, and #Maneken.

Additionally, this issue includes great articles by #NathanBeck, #YanceyStrickler, #Raptitude, and #GreaterGoodMagazine.

Thank you #VividRed for sponsoring this issue✨

creativerly.com/the-artist-and

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