Herb Bowie has converted his Notenik note taking application from Swing to JavaFX in Notenik 2. Forbes has an article online about the augmented reality scavenger hunt game coming to Oracle Code One, written in Java / JavaFX using Gluon Mobile, and running on iOS and Android. JavaFX links of the week, October 1. By Jonathan Giles Sep 30, 2018. What is Sticky Notes for Mac With Sticky Notesyou can keep notes on your computer screen, keep lists where you'll find them. Line them up - sticky notes snap to each other's edges. Send a Sticky to the. Use the Notenik Scripting module to sort and filter Notes to make different sorts of lists. Use the Notenik Templating module to create Web pages and sites from your Notes, or any other sort of text output you might find useful. For Further Info. See the Introduction available from the Help menu after downloading and launching the app. Condition: Used: An item that has been previously used. The item may have some signs.
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Posted by MadaboutDana
Jun 4, 2019 at 03:47 PM
Well, in one of my periodic crawls through the Mac App Store, I’ve found an interesting markdown-based notetaker called Notenik. Clearly programmed by a passionate textual note person, it looks unusually sophisticated for a simple notes app, featuring folders, tags, sub-tags and any number of custom fields per note.
I haven’t played with it yet, but it sounds pretty cool. There’s a very comprehensive introduction here: https://notenik.net/swift.html
Oh, and it’s free (code on GitHub).
That CRIMPy itching has started already!
Cheers,
Bill
Posted by MadaboutDana
Jun 4, 2019 at 03:51 PM
Oh, and another interesting, albeit text-only app (no markdown) with a very interesting feature - the automatic creation of hyperlinks from any word/phrase that exists as the title of a note in the database. So the more you write, the more links you get.
The app, Hyperlinks, is available for macOS and iOS (whereas Notenik is currently only available for macOS). The more I look at it, the more intriguing I find the premise… although the price is perhaps a little, hm, optimistic. But hey—-
Another shiny!
;-)
Notebike
Posted by soypunk
Jun 4, 2019 at 04:32 PM
Notenki
Do you have a link for Hyperlinks? I’m not seeing it in my App Store searches.
Posted by MadaboutDana
Jun 4, 2019 at 05:05 PM
Only to the website: http://hypertextsapp.blogspot.com
Posted by soypunk
Jun 4, 2019 at 06:02 PM
Awesome, thanks! (I was searching for wrong app name)
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JavaFX links of the week, February 18
It’s been a really long time – apologies for the massive gap since the last post. I promise to get back to more regular postings again now 🙂 Here’s the links that I captured during this time:
- Early access builds of JavaFX 12 have been published by Gluon.
- VocabHunter 2.0.0 has been released. This moves the codebase to JDK 11 and JavaFX 11, with installable bundles for each platform.
- Almas Baimagambetov has announced that FXGL 11.0 is finally out! It is fully modular and uses JavaFX 11. Currently only a core subset of features supported but with a more scalable architecture.
- Peter Rogge has released an update to Lib-I18N, which allows a developer to bind a key-value pair of a `.properties` file to a StringBinding.
- Gerrit Grunwald has been busy as always. He has created a matrix-like data structure, a ‘plain’ amp skin gauge, and a post on styling the Medusa gauges with CSS.
- Dominik Liebler has posted about Kotlin coroutines and JavaFX threads.
- David Gilbert has announced FXGraphics2D 1.8 and JFreeSVG 3.4.
- Michael Hoffer has updated ScaledFX, a JavaFX pane for scaling arbitrary content nodes.
- Jakob Jenkov has updated his JavaFX TableView tutorial.
- Chris Newland has posted a JavaFX ‘demo scene’ video.
