Notational velocity not syncing with simple note update#
Simplenote Update Finally Syncs iPhone Notes With Mac.Oh, talking of TextExpander, did I mention that Simplenote supports it? I didn't? It does. And like Instapaper and TextExpander, two other great cross-platform utilities, it seems likely that developers will work amongst themselves to make their apps play nice with each other. Sure, it would be nice to have this for pictures, Word Docs and everything else, but it's a start. Every time I save, the file drifts back across the the iPad (and iPhone), ready should I decide I need to go work on a park bench (my local park has free Wi-Fi, amazingly). When I finally drag my lazy ass out of bed, I wake up my Mac and open up these new files, fresh and ready, in TextMate, my editor of choice. I could start my work day skimming news feeds on the iPad and then start drafting posts in Simplenote. How does syncing work All notes are synced between your device, the web app, and any desktop apps that you might have downloaded. To finish, here's an example of how neat this can all be. Though this guy didn't like it and tweaked gvim a bit instead. I just noticed this warning at the bottom of the synchronization settings window that says 'Note contents will be delivered in clear text.
Using a database has the benefit of having encryption. Here's a little write-up of NVpy on Lifehacker. I set nvALT to use a single database to store and sync my notes. It's nowhere near as elegant, but better than nothing. NVpy is 'a cross-platform simplenote-syncing note-taking app inspired by Notational Velocity.' Looking at screenshots NVpy looks like a closer match than TomBoy.
If you use anything except a Mac, you can access your notes on the computer via a web-browser.
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