SilverBullet 1.4.1.1 [Pro]
SilverBullet is a note-taking app optimized for people with a hacker mindset. We all take notes. There are a million note taking applications out there. Literally. Would it be nice to have one where your notes are more than just plain text files? Where your notes essentially become a database that you can query; that you can build custom knowledge applications on top of? A hackable notebook, if you will?
This is what SilverBullet aims to be.
Absolutely. You use SilverBullet to jot things down quickly. It is a notes app after all. However, this is just the beginning. Slowly, you start jotting down your notes using Frontmatetter. You realize, “Hey, this note represents a person, let me tag it as such.” Before you know it, you’re turning your notes into objects. Then you learn that in SilverBullet you can query these objects. Your queries grow into reusable templates written using a powerful template language. You find more and more uses of these templates, for example to create new pages, or widgets automatically added to your pages.
And then before you know it you're building apps in your notes. End-user programming, and all. - OK.
You may have been told that there is no such thing as a silver bullet.
Features
SilverBullet...
Runs in any modern browser (including mobile) as a PWA in two client modes (online and synced mode), where synced mode allows 100% synced operation, keeping a copy of content in the browser, synced back to the server when a network connection is available.
Provides a pleasant markup writing experience with a clean UI, rendering text using Live Preview, further reducing visual noise while still providing direct access to the underlying markup syntax.
Supports wiki-style page linking using the [[page link]] syntax. Incoming links are indexed and appear as Linked Mentions at the bottom of linked pages to provide a bi-directional connection.
Optimized for Keyboard-Based Operation:
Quickly navigate between pages using the page switcher (triggered with Cmd-k on Mac or Ctrl-k on Linux and Windows).
Execute commands via your keyboard shortcuts or the command palette (triggered with Cmd-/o or Ctrl-/ on Linux and Windows).
Use Slash Commands to perform common text editing operations.
Provides a platform for end-user programming through its support for objects, live queries, and live templates.
Robust extension mechanism using plug-ins.
Self-hosted: you own your data. All content is stored as flat files in a folder on disk. Backup, sync, edit, publish, script with any additional tools you like.
SilverBullet is open source, MIT licensed software.
TUTORIAL
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SilverBullet is a note-taking app optimized for people with a hacker mindset. We all take notes. There are a million note taking applications out there. Literally. Would it be nice to have one where your notes are more than just plain text files? Where your notes essentially become a database that you can query; that you can build custom knowledge applications on top of? A hackable notebook, if you will?
This is what SilverBullet aims to be.
Absolutely. You use SilverBullet to jot things down quickly. It is a notes app after all. However, this is just the beginning. Slowly, you start jotting down your notes using Frontmatetter. You realize, “Hey, this note represents a person, let me tag it as such.” Before you know it, you’re turning your notes into objects. Then you learn that in SilverBullet you can query these objects. Your queries grow into reusable templates written using a powerful template language. You find more and more uses of these templates, for example to create new pages, or widgets automatically added to your pages.
And then before you know it you're building apps in your notes. End-user programming, and all. - OK.
You may have been told that there is no such thing as a silver bullet.
Features
SilverBullet...
Runs in any modern browser (including mobile) as a PWA in two client modes (online and synced mode), where synced mode allows 100% synced operation, keeping a copy of content in the browser, synced back to the server when a network connection is available.
Provides a pleasant markup writing experience with a clean UI, rendering text using Live Preview, further reducing visual noise while still providing direct access to the underlying markup syntax.
Supports wiki-style page linking using the [[page link]] syntax. Incoming links are indexed and appear as Linked Mentions at the bottom of linked pages to provide a bi-directional connection.
Optimized for Keyboard-Based Operation:
Quickly navigate between pages using the page switcher (triggered with Cmd-k on Mac or Ctrl-k on Linux and Windows).
Execute commands via your keyboard shortcuts or the command palette (triggered with Cmd-/o or Ctrl-/ on Linux and Windows).
Use Slash Commands to perform common text editing operations.
Provides a platform for end-user programming through its support for objects, live queries, and live templates.
Robust extension mechanism using plug-ins.
Self-hosted: you own your data. All content is stored as flat files in a folder on disk. Backup, sync, edit, publish, script with any additional tools you like.
SilverBullet is open source, MIT licensed software.
TUTORIAL
DOWNLOAD https://mega.nz/file/Cy4SCYBb#y8f0Jk2Q13...ls7IKbSKzw