Sridhar Ratnakumar

@fiatjaf I'm open to other data storage system (in fact I was just looking at Firebase for this project). I agree that it should be future-proof. As for running on...

I like the idea of saving data as plain text files and and creating an Electron app (containing Elm compiled files). It would be perfect if the same sources can...

Here is a totally different way of approaching this problem: what if this app was made read-only, and did only rendering (and search, filtering, etc.) of the underlying JSON data?...

In regards to protocol, I'm inclined towards re-using an existing one over inventing a new one. As I already use Emacs, perhaps the [org-mode](http://orgmode.org) format (which is basically a text...

On second thoughts, it may be better to just use JSON instead of org-mode format for ease of server implementation.

> org-mode seems better for editing manually, even if you don't use Emacs, much better. org-mode is also available for other editors like [Sublime Text](https://github.com/danielmagnussons/orgmode#orgmode-for-sublime-text-2--3). > In this case, all...

On a not so unrelated note I've been playing with mood tracking apps for Apple Watch. I particularly like [moodnotes](http://thenextweb.com/apps/2015/08/09/moodnotes-for-ios-is-a-journalling-app-that-could-replace-your-therapist/) -- it allows quickly recording the feeling-state. Later on the...

> I've been playing with mood tracking apps for Apple Watch [...] I'm not at all keen on having web UI [...] anymore, as it is looking like mobile (phone,...

> Thus, I'm quite interested in resurrecting Chronicle as a Reflex app that runs on both Web and Mobile using the same (Haskell) code base. [Here it is](https://github.com/srid/motif/projects/1)--still in prototyping...

If anybody is wondering, I've recently moved on to a system called Zettelkasten that implements the principles of chronicle (but in a less limited fashion; DAG not tree). See https://github.com/srid/neuron#neuron