always great seeing people using Nodebook to its full extent 🤓🚀

still my go-to TfT app

Hey Dragan Okanovic, let's say we get 50 likes on this tweet and you release that long awaited v2? 🙄 smh

Agreed, well obviously... Unfold Research

We've updated our landing page a bit. 🤩
Feel free to let us know what you think.

nodebook.io/landing

We've launched on Product Hunt 😸. Visit our page there and leave us an upvote! 🥳
producthunt.com/posts/nodebook…

A subculture around “networked notebooks” like Roam Research / Nodebook is taking shape on Twitter. Me and @raghuveerdotnet are documenting them here: github.com/prathyvsh/netw…

Feel free to send a PR if you know more of these!

✨This means better performance and more pleasant experience when having large graphs 🥳

Well written article on academic publishing and #openaccess

🛡 Full control over permissions and sharing

Adjusting roles and perms has never been more powerful, nor easier.

Custom roles for single-blind or double-blind reviewers, teammates, external collaborators, press release, public... whatever you can think of. 🎉

#AcademicTwitter

Guess who's getting a native app? 💻

Local file sync, keyboard shortcuts, offline mode...

Just press Ctrl/Cmd+Shift+N and start working again. 🤓

New plugin for citing will be able to export your metadata in many different formats. You can wait for more formats to be added over time or you could improve the plugin yourself. #openscience #AcademicChatter

Zotero and Mendeley are dinosaurs when compared to the potential of Nodebook.

Think computer networks before HTTP. Typesetting before LaTeX. Web browsers before Arena.

If you are a researcher you should really give it a try.

>> nodebook.io

So give it a try Nodebook, write how bad the UI is and help me improve it so I can improve your work. :)

So, #AcademicTwitter , let's #openaccess to our knowledge, experience and progress. Let's do #openscience together!

A little bit of dev history (with screenshots!) of Nodebook and additional comments about entrepreneurial mistakes that were made. A thread: