@jws if well organized Apple Notes won’t fail you. I have moved many things from Evernote and elsewhere to Apple Notes. My goal is to handle my everyday routine using as few third-party apps as possible.
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@phoneboy probably based on his installment loans for housing :-) while I think the Ulysses team priced their work a bit higher than expected, I’m still using it on a regular basis. But for Drafts, it’s quite another story.
@phoneboy agreed! And he had dropped Phraseology on account of “never having an audience” and intended to supplant it with Drafts. There were features that Drafts doesn’t offer though. I talked to him, but he was not forthcoming about the decision and the future of Phraseology. He was just pushing all audiences into subscriptions to Drafts. Money is a real concern but commitments are no less important in this crazy world.
@matigo when talking about edu apps, including LMS, outsiders tend to oversimplify them. Only workers in education are clear about the ins and outs and are qualified to evaluate an app. In our company (which is based in Beijing) we have a tech group responsible for developing web apps targeted at schools. (The training center of our company uses it, too.) The software engineers have no hands-on experience of teaching and are always being smart in their own way. I think your work is definitely more of what educators have expected given your classroom experience. I’m very much looking forward to trying it out.
@matigo perfect point made. Curious to know what kinds of edu apps you are working on. I’m also working in this field, albeit not as a software developer. Is there a demo or something available on the web? :-)
@matigo perhaps the same answer to “Did the Find Friends app ever help find friends?” ?