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0.1.0 Pre-Release
jess released this
2026-04-28 00:35:50 +00:00 | 49 commits to main since this releaseIt works pretty smoothly.
The bugs it does have I have implemented a handful of workarounds that kinda fit together nicely imo.
It ain't perfect, but it sure is pretty.
I find myself reaching for it all the time now that I have it. It's great for working through some algebra quickly, especially things like transfer functions.It feels a lot like vim in spirit, but without the learning curve.
Advice:
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Save frequently (Cmd+S)
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Ctrl-B opens the
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When you don't need live output, I'd stick with editor mode until you are ready. If you do a lot of heavy editing of multimedia blocks and special markdown things that are all being rendered as you edit them, for the most part it works alright, but you'll definitely run into some edge cases here.
So, for editing, use editor mode. It still looks nice, and it behaves consistently like a pure text editor so you don't have to worry about edge cases while drafting.
Other notes:
View mode still needs some work. I'll have to add a hook into the polling framework for it that runs all the blocks in order at the beginning and then stop polling after.
I'm working on making it look just like live mode but in read only form. But the current trigger is on newline, so, I think I'll just have the activation of View mode itself be the trigger. I'll figure it out.Windows:
I have binaries attached for arm and intel architectures for both Windows and MacOS. However, Windows support is not as far along as MacOS.
I will work on better support for Windows in the future.Downloads
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