Yeah. Because it's based on just files, you can work across multiple platforms using shared folders like iCloud storage. However, for merging during simultaneous edits, each note is composed of multiple JSON files and folders.
Not support it currently. However, a single markdown file can be treated as one block. Therefore, all the clues are ready in nb-crdt and nb-editor. One tricky part is the frequent replacement and conflicts of xxx.md files for file-based synchronization. There may be significant differences between file systems. Anyway, I think it could achieve eventual consistency by automatically generating folders like xxx.mds in the same path to manage it.
Yeah, but you lost me then. Either Markdown is the source of truth (and you do the CRDT when one is edited and reconstitute it after) or I won't store my notes in your app :)
I've heard that CRDT needs to be the source of truth for certain features to work (handling users going online/offline?). I was never quite sure why it would not work to just create a new CRDT document from another source of truth (markdown, database, ...) when starting an editing session. Maybe someone else can explain.
1. React for the frontend. 2. CRDT was essential for device-to-device encryption, and I wanted a fully customizable block editor. So, creating it myself was the only option.
"The most recent change will be reflected on the page" implies overwriting, so different opinions may arise depending on the perspective. Anyway, Notion is addressing the shortcomings of overwriting with features like history.
File search is possible with the "/" key, but what you're referring to is searching within notes, right? For cross-device capability, currently, it's possible using shared folders.
If there's a significant number of stars, considering adding these features might be worthwhile!
