However, I don’t regret the time I spent building the block-based notes as it gave me an excellent understanding of `NSTextView` in #AppKit. I had to do some crazy hacks to make it work as I needed a separate textview for each block, while still enabling caret navigation across all textviews by using arrow keys.

Once the Markdown editor is fully implemented, I will completely remove the code related to the block-based editor as it won’t be necessary anymore. I had initially implemented a proprietary block-based structure for notes which used JSON files. Personally, I hate it (because it’s proprietary unlike Markdown) and I only did it because I had so much trouble with implementing a Markdown engine in Swift, but now it finally works!

Headings can now be collapsed in the #Markdown editor I am working on. When collapsing a heading, the app will remember this, so that when closing the Markdown file and reopening it again, the same heading will still be collapsed. #dev

The concept phone that Nothing shared looked pretty good

Two cars in collision on Bankagervej in 8700 Horsens. #press

Yeah, the relay operators know everyone’s IP address once users connect to the relay, but that can be solved by just using a VPN (which you should probably use anyway if you care the slightest about privacy)

I should do some research into how good JetPack Compose Multiplatform is for Linux support. That might be an option.

Apparently, using Qt for commercial products requires paying for a license. Of course they need to earn money somehow, that’s understandable, but when you have free alternatives like using native Swift and Kotlin, why even use Qt…?

When I start building the Android app, I will need to figure out how to handle Markdown parsing. This could be useful: https://github.com/JetBrains/markdown.git

I now need to trace the pattern over to real pattern paper and then cut out the pattern pieces.

I see that the developer behind the Markdown engine I use has been cooking lately: https://github.com/nodes-app/swift-markdown-engine/releases/tag/0.6.0 A new version has been released with much improved parsing. At some point, I will have to integrate these new improvements in my current codebase.