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[GH-ISSUE #35] Another feature request #33
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Originally created by @bartve66 on GitHub (Apr 9, 2014).
Original GitHub issue: https://github.com/JLiscom/OpenNote/issues/35
I like OpenNote very much: straightforward, plain and simple.
For me to really start using it, it should have some basic functionality added, at least deleting and renaming folders, and exporting notes in some structured way should be great also, some sort of time stamp on the notes (date created / date last modified), and some sort of tagging notes.
Then there's tons of other stuff that could be added (also mentioned by others): user management, offline editing, etc. etc, but then it would no longer be straightforward, plain and simple?
Another important feature: an active developer who keeps the software up-to-date, and some perspective for user for the longer term?
Thanx!
@abalage commented on GitHub (Apr 9, 2014):
You can already do that. Just simply click on the folder name once you opened it.
+1 to:
@bartve66 commented on GitHub (Apr 9, 2014):
Thanx, I obviously looked over the possibility to rename/delete folders
...
With that out of the way I will be using OpenNote for real work a couple
of weeks and see how that works out.
I forgot to mention one thing in my first post: there are some problems
with CKEditor on Android. For now CKEditor does not work on may Motorola
phone (Android 4.4 / Kit Kat) but strange enough the editor works on my
new tablet (Samsung Tab Pro 10.1, also Android 4.4 / Kit Kat) ...
abalage schreef op 2014-04-09 10:19:
@JLiscom commented on GitHub (Apr 14, 2014):
Also you can move folder and notes by dragging them in the list tree.
There will be major changes in the next release.
I am re-implementing the backend as a rest service and having the front end as a Angular JS.
The thought is this will allow mobile app development and allow multiple back end options like Java and NodeJS.
I am really going for a versatile simple platform.
You do not see this work because I use a local copy of SVN for dev work.
I am thinking the next release will be licensed under a true OpenSource license and be kept here on GitHub so you can see my WIP.
I will be sure to upgrade to the latest version of CKEditor.