Making a Joplin API in C#
My new Joplin API for C# is very much incomplete; but it still can do useful things. I use it to create and update notes.
joplin
Notes and tools, continued
When I wrote the post On taking notes and syndicating them
[https://zblesk.net/blog/on-taking-notes-and-syndicating-them/], I've (manually)
sent a webmention to Ton Zijlstra's post it was based on. I hadn't really
expected
On taking notes and syndicating them
I've been following Ton Zijlstra's blog for the past few months with great
interest. There's noone else in my reader who blogs quite like he does - maybe I
should find more.[1]
Joplin: three years later
I didn't even remember how much time passed since I switched from Evernote to Joplin - I had to check the previous blog entry. Apparently, it's been more or less exactly three years.
A lot has changed since then - all of it for the better.
Introducing Ghoplin: a tool for downloading posts from a Ghost blog into Joplin
I like the Ghost blogging platform. I also really like Joplin, the tool that handles all of my notes. In order to be able to search both my notes and my blog posts with a single search, I've written Ghoplin, a tool for downloading Ghost posts into Joplin.