Consider this scenario: you're a JavaScript programmer. You often need to lookup a JavaScript function or topic.
Because we have Ctrl + B (Block: go to command) a properly formatted note could be a quick reference guide for JavaScript.
Each block would be a reference guide for a single function or topic so let's say you want to lookup Object.keys() API:
- you open
JavaScript quick reference note
- type
Ctrl + B
- type
keys, go to block with title Object.keys and read the docs
This could be done for every programming language, libraries, html, css, DOM APIs, svelte / vue / react, bun, npm, systemd, tailwindcss etc.
Basically everything that can use a quick reference guide.
If I had a collection of those, I could add a command for people to download the quick ref.
I will prototype this with one of: Go, JavaScript, HTML, CSS
Consider this scenario: you're a JavaScript programmer. You often need to lookup a JavaScript function or topic.
Because we have
Ctrl + B(Block: go tocommand) a properly formatted note could be a quick reference guide for JavaScript.Each block would be a reference guide for a single function or topic so let's say you want to lookup
Object.keys()API:JavaScript quick referencenoteCtrl + Bkeys, go to block with titleObject.keysand read the docsThis could be done for every programming language, libraries, html, css, DOM APIs, svelte / vue / react, bun, npm, systemd, tailwindcss etc.
Basically everything that can use a quick reference guide.
If I had a collection of those, I could add a command for people to download the quick ref.
I will prototype this with one of: Go, JavaScript, HTML, CSS