-
Tags for fragmented tasks related to [Export Tool
-
Context: Scrapbox to manage project tasks.
-
- Mobile Export UI in Export Tool looks essentially important
- 「 exporting anywhere 」
What is the segregation between Scrapbox and the export tool?
-
→Scrapbox is
- Cannot create and write a new page offline.
- They strongly afford to put a title on the page.
-
I don’t want that, I just want a place to write it down.
-
Fragments can come together after the fact to form a group, which can then be titled
-
That’s like making a front cover for the KJ Act.
-
It is important to be “after the fact”.
-
If it’s a gyazo URL, I’d like to expand it. - Card view of URL?
-
Photos and screencaps - Images can be posted.
- What to do offline?
- Ideal, automatic upload later.
- What to do offline?
-
schematic
- Question Request
- Connection with [pKeicho
-
hamburger menu
-
If you write the URL, we can crawl it later and put it in privatebox.
-
A distinction should be made between text written by hand and text poured through an API.
-
Should there be a permalink on the item?
- Such things should be posted to Scrapbox at the time you feel like mentioning them.
-
Should be searchable
-
Do you want to put a character count on it?
-
I’m showing all the data that’s locally available, but this should be the past 24 hours first, as well as loading from the cloud.
As a simple application
- How to hold information
- How to share with others think about
Personal page
- Can you see the list?
- Can you create a new one?
- Wouldn’t it be better if there was just one unnamed listing? Individual page
- can be shared with others on a read-only basis.
- Why not just put it on Scrapbox?
- Others can comment.
- Don’t you have to think about receiving comments or being allowed to show people at the writing stage?
- Twitter-like review tool is related to, but separate from
pKakidashi-done
This page is auto-translated from /nishio/pKakidashi using DeepL. If you looks something interesting but the auto-translated English is not good enough to understand it, feel free to let me know at @nishio_en. I’m very happy to spread my thought to non-Japanese readers.