As a programmer, do you use any application(s) for note-taking, and information management?

I have recently discovered Quiver, and I must say that I wholeheartedly recommend it! My favourite feature — you can do beautiful presentations using your notes

I actually use pen and a cool notebook to write pseudo code, or any notes. I feel that it is the only time I get to write nowadays, and I cherish it.

Best thing - Cross platform. Take a photo if you want. :)

Quiver looks interesting but not for Linux or I just oversee it :/

Quiver is macOS exclusive yet. I haven't found any app just yet which supports Quiver's JSON exchange file format.

Everything is done in Emacs with Org-mode as far as I am concerned.

Graph generation, database output, code samples and results. All done in one place.

boostnote.io

I found this a while ago, seems like something similar to quiver

I use Emacs and its org-mode

It's an awesome organiser, with scheduling support (and a lot more).

I move the whole stuff around with Git, using a private GitLab repo. On my computers I use SparkleShare to synchronise. On my mobile I synchronise manually within Termux, and also use Orgzly.

I've always wanted to make an emacs jump; especially when I happened to get a peek into a friend's super awesome org-mode setup, a few years back.; right around the time, I also fell in love with LISP thanks to this book called Land of LISP ...but I never got around to it!

Thanks for the nudge! :)

Yes, Lisp-land is an awesome place if you can wrap your head around all those parentheses.

Still looking for a free alternative to Evernote supporting more than 2 devices.

Any apps out there which help organise your personal tasks? I am not talking about a simple todo app, but more like JIRA for your life? Trello didn't work out for me. Need something to jot down ideas, tasks, and related things.

Dropbox Paper is a great solution, with its clutter-free, form-free interface — you can have task lists, text, images, and everything else... but I would still say that it is not a perfect solution, at least for me, as organisation of multiple paper docs, doesn't seem as integrated into the product.

For now, I am happy with Quiver for my current organisational needs. It is paid and mac only.

I have also heard good things about boostnote.io!

I was considering Quiver but its (1) not multi-device and (2) more oriented towards programming. I'll try making one once you guys open source your awesome editor ;)

Accessability is the most important thing about a note taking app for me. I need to take notes between cross platforms so when i took a note, i need to see it on my other devices. So, as much as i like Quiver for taking notes, there is no Windows or mobile app available right now. I hope they will develop for all platforms.

I like Evernote and Microsoft One Note for my notes. I tried Evernote but it has a little storage limit for free users so i switched to Microsoft One Note. I am satisfied about it.

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