znote-app VS react-md-editor

I don't know about you, but personally I'm more comfortable learning by testing and prototyping. For me, the best way to achieve this was to use a Javascript playground using Markdown. That's why I recommend you give it a try to my app Znote to capitalize your work, otherwise no problem use your favorite IDE.

All these examples are ready to use with Znote but can also be used as simple scripts. Querying API, databases, visualize data and automating actions, truly becomes easy! 🌈

In this article, we will see how to use open data with Plotlyjs and Streams through Znote in Javascript to explore active fire data around the world.

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Working on my favorite project Znote a Note-taking app and Javascript Lab, I am currently evaluating existing libraries offering a dedicated writing experience to improve my knowledge.

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Thank you so much ☺️ Of course, I can implement different sorts. To make sure you have exactly what you want, you can explain the details to me here https://github.com/alagrede/znote-app/issues I will be happy to do this for you 😊

For a comprehensive understanding and implementation of advanced features, I recommend referring to the official documentation. It is essential to consult the documentation and explore the examples provided by the library's creators to gain detailed instructions and discover additional usage options.

So, Noting is built with ReactJS, Tailwind and uses @uiw/react-md_edit as the Markdown editor. It also has local storage. And has dark mode, because Tailwind really makes that easy