Next framework

[JLiscom]

Since it seems like angular 1 days are numbered and angular 2 is stupid, look into Vue.js

[ivangretsky]

Vue seems to be on the rise and will probably get the job done well.
+1 for this.

[JLiscom]

https://ckeditor.com/addon/markdown

https://github.com/benweet/stackedit

https://github.com/benweet/stackedit

[JLiscom]

Depricate/upgrade to md and git?

Write cli to sync pouch with git?

[ivangretsky]

Not sure what you are asking and do you need any reply) just wanted to let you know someone's watching)

[JLiscom]

More notes for myself.
Thinking of moving the editor to MD. MD can act as a html super set. I would also like some sort of CLI that would dump notes in some format.

https://github.com/chjj/marked
http://codemirror.net/

[JLiscom]

Maybe hold off a vue rewrite and focus on cli. No major benefits to vue just yet. Angular 1.x still receives support

[ivangretsky]

I am sure this is a well thought out decision. But if you will have time consider moving to some (more) modern frontend framework - this can give the project some momentum.

[JLiscom]

@ivangretsky Problem is its a lot of work for not a lot of gain.

Util Angular 1.x is deprecated or forked, the best course is to keep on keeping on.
Its hard to play with cards that have not been dealt yet.

My current effort is going into a cli that will let you dump the notes with a git style interface to couch db. Essentially giving you a desktop experience with any editor you want.

I also want to abstract file uploads with the S3 API. There are a few opensource self hosted implementations that will allow you to do this.

I also want to go all in on docker.(Mostly change the way I run this myself)

And allow multiple notebooks