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The year is drawing to a close and a not so uninteresting list is making the rounds among bloggers: App Defaults. The whole thing was triggered by Episode 097 of Hemispheric Views, Duel of the Defaults! An these are mine: Mail Client: Mail.app, Spark Mail Server: Gmail Notes: Obsidian, Drafts To-Do: Reminder.app iPhone Photo Shooting: Camera.app P…
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Who doesn't know it? You've created a tool, programme or a cool code snippet and want to make it available to the general public and then platforms like GitHub and the users want a README... Fortunately, I recently stumbled across readme.so. readme.soreadme.soUse readme.so's markdown editor and templates to easily create a ReadMe for your projects…
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In my search for a notebook tool that is easy to organise, I came across Obsidian after some time. A big advantage of it is that the notes are stored as Markdown files and can thus be edited with almost any text editor. Another advantage is the customisability through various plugins and themes. My installation So far, I've only opted for a visual…
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Since version 0.8.122 of the Core of Yellow, there is the group() function with which pages can be grouped according to their settings and output in an array. You can see what this can be useful for in the archive of this page, for example. This is what maintainer Mark wrote on GitHub, for the specific example of an archive like mine: The method p…
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I am currently playing around with Yellow quite a lot. I create code snippets for extensions that don't end up being extensions, make adjustments to themes that don't end up being used and customise layout files only to undo the changes. And those are the things I don't publish. Neither here, nor on Github or in a Gist. But all this still helps…