Though I am not opposed to electron, I am not a fan of it.
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While most notes app on Android and IOS work pretty natively, a lot of good apps on Desktop side are really just electron apps. There are some apps I found which work great and just store notes in markdown, but still they use some metadata with markdown, some use +++ to start and stop metadata tags, some use - and some just append tags in this metadata, some just use folder categories. It is a recent phenomenon that some notes services provide you a way to write your notes in markdown format, but they still their own methods to store that data in the databases, thus again vendor lock in. All the apps and services just implement their own wheel, thus leveraging vendor lock in and making moving between services hard. There are really no standards for a notes app. While online services come with syncing, they have vendor lock in, as discussed in previous point. If I change something on my mobile, I want to be be reflected back on my laptop, and also backed up on cloud. I am a great sucker for syncing capabilities. There are some good offline note applications available, but they can't sync.
There is no way I can use the software I like for notes. If I use something like OneNote, Simplenote, Evernote I am bound to use their service through their apps and website and services. Most of notes services have vendor lock in. But, what are the problems with them? Vendor lock-in There are a lot of notes app available out there, with syncing capabilities. Why was I searching a good notes app to fit my workflow even though there are countless offline and online notes available? The problem My hunt for a plain markdown capable Notes app is stopped.
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