Google Keep - The best free and multiplatform app to save your notes - Software Development
Quiero conversarte un poco sobre una herramienta que hoy en día para mí es imprescindible que no puedo vivir sin ella que es la de Google Keep ya que siempre Necesitamos un lugar donde almacenar nuestras notas anteriormente
Evernote too corporate
I used to use Evernote many years ago, the problem with Evernote is that it became very corporate so they started to reduce the amount of notes that we could implement or we could place, I think right now there are 50, then in the end they also reduced it to just one notebook, mind you, it might not work perfectly with that but the main problem I have is that every time I open the blessed application I get a popup telling me to buy it or pay a subscription, something so expensive to precisely store notes for something as simple as that and the other is that I can only sync it on two devices which for me is crucial. I mean, I need to have it, for example, on the iPad, on the phone, and on the three computers that I'm using, so it's no use to me.
Google Keep is the best for saving notes
In this case I am using Google Keep, note that you could do better, for example the text editing part could be improved a lot, but even if it is like this as it is it could work. I know that there may be many other applications, feel free to comment on them, but I really like Google applications since I consider them as safe as they are, then I can safely store my texts there, which usually I don't either, notice that I'm not even obfuscating them or anything like that since they are development implementations that I want to do, I don't have a password or anything like that here. So this in the end is a block of notes, that is to say, this in the end is a notebook but it works a little strange or as one could be accustomed to since in one following a little the scheme of vern one you have a notebook and inside the notebook we have the notes, that is to say we have a notebook if you take it to the real world and inside the notebook we have the notes here it works a little differently since first we create the note as you can see here I go to all the notes first we create the notes And to From here you can add a label that is the notebook. So here you can place an existing label or simply create one and it would appear here in this tree and it is a little bit the other way around and from here the management of the note is a little bit poor, that is to say, we really have almost nothing to add here we can change the color and the options that you can see here that I am not going to present but it is a little bit poor. The only trick that I have found is that if I put an asterisk here sometimes it becomes a period and here I can create a list but what interests me is to create a list for the developments that I want to do in this case is for the free development application, meaning the web and the application in Flutter, I simply list them here if I need another one, for example here for various things here I put another one.
Here I also have another one for the videos that I'm going to make like this from YouTube precisely of this type here I have precisely this video the one from Google keep which is the one I wanted to introduce to you and again here the dependent management and you can already inspect it a little so it was simply this In case you also had that problem that you want to store your notes somewhere not only development but from your day to day you can perfectly use this application that is completely free and is found for Android it is found for iOS and of course here we also have the option to access it through the web for the rest here as I told you you have the labels you can edit them and so on and so on I give that to you since the application once you understand how it works that at first may seem a little strange this part is very simple to use so without further ado we'll see you in another video.
- Andrés Cruz
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