![]() However, for many users, I suspect iA Writer’s impeccable design and thoughtful features will outweigh its lack of certain power-user features. The update doesn’t go as far as an app like Obsidian when it comes to internal links. iA Writer 6, which is available on the iPhone, iPad, and Mac, is a response to those changes that fits comfortably with the app’s existing feature set and design. However, the Markdown text editor market is changing rapidly, with tools for creating interlinked notes and documents in a variety of ways that have quickly become table stakes for text editors and note-taking apps alike. That’s as true of iA Writer 6 today as it was with previous versions. They’re easy to access, but they aren’t a distraction. Best of all, the app’s features stay out of your way while you’re writing. The app’s design is top-notch, and it offers a feature set that makes it among the best options for writing in Markdown. Oh - and of course I have Craft - which I love- but it is hard to work out how it really fits in - but anything there also started in Drafts once upon a time.IA Writer has long been one of the premier text editors on Apple’s platforms. Still don’t get why deep links are just not part of the OS. I was using hook - but can't justify its price - but it sure would be useful to have it so that on obsidian files where I include hook links to where the material has been used in say 'pages' docs. I recently discovered Bunch - but not yet found a real use case for it. #decisions #decisionsĪlso want to close down DayONE - and have those files sit in Obsidian - but hitting tech snags. for 20bucks it might just stay there - but might move into micro.blog. toying with closing those two blogs down anyway.ġ) is an image only (Image - not photography) - and will likely just disappearĢ) is words - and where I have been steadily archiving all my old unused blogs to. I have iaWriter which is used mainly to write to blot. One Obsidian use case is that it is becoming my repository of reusable material that then funnels off to pages / comments et al. I have SetApp - which means I get Ulysses for free - and still don’t use it.įor me everything Starts in Drafts - and Actions pushes posts to whichever of my two blogs it should go to, and obsidian, and Things - mainly.īut it also pushes out to Obsidian - where I have been consolidating all my non-public notes. Figuring out some way of image handling could allow it to be my sole blogging app if I so - only just spotted this thread - lots of good stuff. Despite the issue of image handling, it can post directly to Micro.blog and Mastodon, handles everything I throw at it with aplomb, and has incredible Markdown support. With regards to Drafts, it’s absolutely indispensable for me and unlikely to ever fall out of favour. At the end of the day I still have time left on my subscription, so I can just as easily change my mind and go back if this new setup doesn’t work out. Ironically, of course, I recently read a different post here about someone losing files in iA Writer, and of course it has me a bit concerned as I’ve never had issues with Ulysses. Now that I’ve used iA Writer again as well as being a heavy Drafts user, I realize how Ulysses handles Markdown is really awkward. There was a post on Micro.blog-I think maybe yours?-that talked about subscription fatigue, and it definitely got me thinking about Ulysses. Figuring out some way of image handling could allow it to be my sole blogging app if I so I was using Ulysses, but switched to iA Writer and also picked up Scrivener for iPadOS for novel writing. Ironically, of course, I recently read a different post here about someone losing files in iA Writer, and of course it has me a bit concerned as I’ve _never_ had issues with Ulysses. I was using Ulysses, but switched to iA Writer and also picked up Scrivener for iPadOS for novel writing.
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