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by j3d
1234 days ago
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I recently switched from using Google Docs to storing my notes in Markdown/Git and making them available just to myself via Docusaurus on a private Gitlab Pages repo. Benefits:
1. Free
2. Securely available from any web browser. Only people added to you repo can access the published notes.
3. Clean interface with solid search capability
4. Versioned
5. Easy cross-linking
6. Can edit locally or on the web, both with preview Cons:
1. Requires a little upfront setup. See [0]
2. Requires familiarity with Markdown
3. Requires free Gitlab account I am pretty happy with this now. I'm able to organize and search my notes at https://<gitlabusername>.gitlab.io/<repo name> and the 1-click edit link takes me to the Gitlab web IDE where I can make changes, see the preview, and commit changes. [0]: https://jedfonner.com/2023/01/22/private-kb |
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