Because it's open-source, HNStudy welcomes:
According to the official roadmap posted on the HNStudy blog, the next iterations are planned: TakenoteR -v1.0- By HNStudy
Unlike "perpetual beta" software, version 1.0 signifies a complete, stable feature set. The developers at HNStudy have stated that v1.0 is "feature-complete for 90% of use cases," focusing on reliability over feature creep. Major updates will come as plugins, not core bloat. Because it's open-source, HNStudy welcomes:
Launch from CLI (takenoter) or open the web UI (takenoter --serve). Same engine. According to the official roadmap posted on the
TakenoteR does not support standard Markdown (it ignores it completely). Instead, it introduces MD², a hybrid syntax.
The natural competitor to TakenoteR is Obsidian. However, Obsidian relies on a folder of plain .md files. TakenoteR uses a monolithic database file (.ntr). What are the trade-offs?
Inspired by Roam Research and Obsidian, TakenoteR supports [[double bracket links]]. However, v1.0 implements it without a background indexing service.