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Posted to dev@opendal.apache.org by Xuanwo <xu...@apache.org> on 2023/12/15 03:04:52 UTC
[DISCUSS] Migrate community sync notes to hackmd?
Hi, all
Our community sync notes is now live at google docs under my personal account. I feel like this way is not good:
- If I lose my account, we'll lose all our community sync notes. No other team member will be able to access them.
- Google Docs is perhaps too complex. We're looking for a simple, user-friendly alternative.
I feel like hackmd is good option:
- hackmd is markdown based, easy to use and good fit to our current content.
- hackmd allows to sign in with github account which removes the need of a google account.
- We can setup a team in hackmd and invite all our committers to join which removes the single-failure on me.
- We can backup all notes to github (markdown is easy to backup) to avoid hackmd shutdown someday.
Other alternatives includes:
- Not change
- Use confluences (it's mardkown support is really bad)
What do you think?
Xuanwo
Re: [DISCUSS] Migrate community sync notes to hackmd?
Posted by Chojan Shang <ps...@outlook.com>.
Cool, I always use hackmd, which is search engine visible, so anyone can access it
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From: Xuanwo <xu...@apache.org>
Sent: Thursday, December 14, 2023 19:13
To: dev@opendal.apache.org <de...@opendal.apache.org>
Subject: Re: [DISCUSS] Migrate community sync notes to hackmd?
I set up a quick demo: https://hackmd.io/@opendal/community-sync-notes
On Fri, Dec 15, 2023, at 11:04, Xuanwo wrote:
> Hi, all
>
> Our community sync notes is now live at google docs under my personal
> account. I feel like this way is not good:
>
> - If I lose my account, we'll lose all our community sync notes. No
> other team member will be able to access them.
> - Google Docs is perhaps too complex. We're looking for a simple,
> user-friendly alternative.
>
> I feel like hackmd is good option:
>
> - hackmd is markdown based, easy to use and good fit to our current
> content.
> - hackmd allows to sign in with github account which removes the need
> of a google account.
> - We can setup a team in hackmd and invite all our committers to join
> which removes the single-failure on me.
> - We can backup all notes to github (markdown is easy to backup) to
> avoid hackmd shutdown someday.
>
> Other alternatives includes:
>
> - Not change
> - Use confluences (it's mardkown support is really bad)
>
> What do you think?
>
> Xuanwo
--
Xuanwo
Re: [DISCUSS] Migrate community sync notes to hackmd?
Posted by Xuanwo <xu...@apache.org>.
I set up a quick demo: https://hackmd.io/@opendal/community-sync-notes
On Fri, Dec 15, 2023, at 11:04, Xuanwo wrote:
> Hi, all
>
> Our community sync notes is now live at google docs under my personal
> account. I feel like this way is not good:
>
> - If I lose my account, we'll lose all our community sync notes. No
> other team member will be able to access them.
> - Google Docs is perhaps too complex. We're looking for a simple,
> user-friendly alternative.
>
> I feel like hackmd is good option:
>
> - hackmd is markdown based, easy to use and good fit to our current
> content.
> - hackmd allows to sign in with github account which removes the need
> of a google account.
> - We can setup a team in hackmd and invite all our committers to join
> which removes the single-failure on me.
> - We can backup all notes to github (markdown is easy to backup) to
> avoid hackmd shutdown someday.
>
> Other alternatives includes:
>
> - Not change
> - Use confluences (it's mardkown support is really bad)
>
> What do you think?
>
> Xuanwo
--
Xuanwo
Re: [DISCUSS] Migrate community sync notes to hackmd?
Posted by Jun Ouyang <ou...@gmail.com>.
Hi Xuanwo:
I also use hackmd, i think hackmd is best choice for me! They have
better user experience for engineer.
Xuanwo <xu...@apache.org> 于2023年12月15日周五 11:05写道：
>
> Hi, all
>
> Our community sync notes is now live at google docs under my personal account. I feel like this way is not good:
>
> - If I lose my account, we'll lose all our community sync notes. No other team member will be able to access them.
> - Google Docs is perhaps too complex. We're looking for a simple, user-friendly alternative.
>
> I feel like hackmd is good option:
>
> - hackmd is markdown based, easy to use and good fit to our current content.
> - hackmd allows to sign in with github account which removes the need of a google account.
> - We can setup a team in hackmd and invite all our committers to join which removes the single-failure on me.
> - We can backup all notes to github (markdown is easy to backup) to avoid hackmd shutdown someday.
>
> Other alternatives includes:
>
> - Not change
> - Use confluences (it's mardkown support is really bad)
>
> What do you think?
>
> Xuanwo
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Thanks,
Jun Ouyang
Re: [DISCUSS] Migrate community sync notes to hackmd?
Posted by Xuanwo <xu...@apache.org>.
If you're interested in joining the OpenDAL team on HackMD, click this link: https://hackmd.io/join/HJUtUcYLT.
Please note that all notes are public and can be accessed even if you're not a team member. However, joining the team provides easier access to all available notes.
We will start to use the new hackmd based notes since next community sync.
On Fri, Dec 15, 2023, at 14:27, Suyan wrote:
> +1
>
> LGTM.
>
>
> Sincerely,
> Suyan
>
>> 2023年12月15日 11:04，Xuanwo <xu...@apache.org> 写道：
>>
>> Hi, all
>>
>> Our community sync notes is now live at google docs under my personal account. I feel like this way is not good:
>>
>> - If I lose my account, we'll lose all our community sync notes. No other team member will be able to access them.
>> - Google Docs is perhaps too complex. We're looking for a simple, user-friendly alternative.
>>
>> I feel like hackmd is good option:
>>
>> - hackmd is markdown based, easy to use and good fit to our current content.
>> - hackmd allows to sign in with github account which removes the need of a google account.
>> - We can setup a team in hackmd and invite all our committers to join which removes the single-failure on me.
>> - We can backup all notes to github (markdown is easy to backup) to avoid hackmd shutdown someday.
>>
>> Other alternatives includes:
>>
>> - Not change
>> - Use confluences (it's mardkown support is really bad)
>>
>> What do you think?
>>
>> Xuanwo
--
Xuanwo
Re: [DISCUSS] Migrate community sync notes to hackmd?
Posted by Suyan <su...@gmail.com>.
+1
LGTM.
Sincerely,
Suyan
> 2023年12月15日 11:04，Xuanwo <xu...@apache.org> 写道：
>
> Hi, all
>
> Our community sync notes is now live at google docs under my personal account. I feel like this way is not good:
>
> - If I lose my account, we'll lose all our community sync notes. No other team member will be able to access them.
> - Google Docs is perhaps too complex. We're looking for a simple, user-friendly alternative.
>
> I feel like hackmd is good option:
>
> - hackmd is markdown based, easy to use and good fit to our current content.
> - hackmd allows to sign in with github account which removes the need of a google account.
> - We can setup a team in hackmd and invite all our committers to join which removes the single-failure on me.
> - We can backup all notes to github (markdown is easy to backup) to avoid hackmd shutdown someday.
>
> Other alternatives includes:
>
> - Not change
> - Use confluences (it's mardkown support is really bad)
>
> What do you think?
>
> Xuanwo
Re: [DISCUSS] Migrate community sync notes to hackmd?
Posted by Xiangdong <gx...@apache.org>.
+1 LGTM
On 2023/12/15 03:04:52 Xuanwo wrote:
> Hi, all
>
> Our community sync notes is now live at google docs under my personal account. I feel like this way is not good:
>
> - If I lose my account, we'll lose all our community sync notes. No other team member will be able to access them.
> - Google Docs is perhaps too complex. We're looking for a simple, user-friendly alternative.
>
> I feel like hackmd is good option:
>
> - hackmd is markdown based, easy to use and good fit to our current content.
> - hackmd allows to sign in with github account which removes the need of a google account.
> - We can setup a team in hackmd and invite all our committers to join which removes the single-failure on me.
> - We can backup all notes to github (markdown is easy to backup) to avoid hackmd shutdown someday.
>
> Other alternatives includes:
>
> - Not change
> - Use confluences (it's mardkown support is really bad)
>
> What do you think?
>
> Xuanwo
>
Re: [DISCUSS] Migrate community sync notes to hackmd?
Posted by Manjusaka <me...@manjusaka.me>.
+1 LGTM
On Fri, Dec 15, 2023, at 11:04 AM, Xuanwo wrote:
> Hi, all
>
> Our community sync notes is now live at google docs under my personal
> account. I feel like this way is not good:
>
> - If I lose my account, we'll lose all our community sync notes. No
> other team member will be able to access them.
> - Google Docs is perhaps too complex. We're looking for a simple,
> user-friendly alternative.
>
> I feel like hackmd is good option:
>
> - hackmd is markdown based, easy to use and good fit to our current
> content.
> - hackmd allows to sign in with github account which removes the need
> of a google account.
> - We can setup a team in hackmd and invite all our committers to join
> which removes the single-failure on me.
> - We can backup all notes to github (markdown is easy to backup) to
> avoid hackmd shutdown someday.
>
> Other alternatives includes:
>
> - Not change
> - Use confluences (it's mardkown support is really bad)
>
> What do you think?
>
> Xuanwo