Clibu Notes is a note-taking and Personal Knowledge Management (PKM) app that works on desktop, tablet, and smartphone. Local first, fast with first class editing, backlinks etc. Simple, effective note taking, always accessible everywhere. See Clibu.com

Clibu Notes is a note-taking and Personal Knowledge Management (PKM) app that works on desktop, tablet, and smartphone. Local first, fast with first class editing, backlinks etc. Simple, effective note taking, always accessible everywhere. See Clibu.com

Clibu Notes is a note-taking and Personal Knowledge Management (PKM) app that works on desktop, tablet, and smartphone. Local first, fast with first class editing, backlinks etc. Simple, effective note taking, always accessible everywhere. See Clibu.com

If you haven't seen https://crdt.tech/ this is a good resource for Papers etc. on CRDT's

Many thanks for writing this detailed article and for the work you are doing on diamond and Braid.

I recently discarded a serious chunk of time and effort using Logux.io to move to YJS and so far it has been a very good move. This for major evolution of a Knowledge Base/Notes app I'm developing, Clibu Notes.

I was very pleased to read your very positive comments on YJS. Kevin Jahns continues to do great work with YJS.

Great to see this work from a follow Australian.

There's a series videos on YJS and whitepapers etc. Check out the YJS web site and search Youtube for details.

Congrats on releasing this. I had a quick look at the site and the manual and couldn't see a list of file formats that can be used. For example can I use it with JSON or XML files?

Not yet. Currently it can read delimited text (e.g. CSV) and XLS(X)* and write delimited text. But I do plan to add other input/output formats, depending on feedback.

I need to think a bit about how to flatten an XML/JSON doc into a table and then turn it back into an XML/JSON doc.

(*XLS(X) output currently only works on Windows, because it uses ActiveX. But I plan to have XLS(X) input/output on Windows and Mac at some point.)

Thanks. An FAQ would be useful with info like this. It's not difficult to flatten JSON but turning into a table is another issue altogether.

Are there any plans to support gzip in GET the way http-get does?

Thank you! Just implemented gzip support and released 1.0.4.