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So - pretty sure I just figured out a way you could get End to End Encryption for some or all of your @RoamResearch notes - as an open source #roamjs plugin - right now.
I'll sketch the idea out in this thread, and in 2 weeks, will award 10k to those who push the idea furthest
I'll sketch the idea out in this thread, and in 2 weeks, will award 10k to those who push the idea furthest
I'll also share another big decision we've made -- this week (if God wills it, inshallah, π€) we'll be shipping the first version of #roamdepot - an easy way to discover and install themes, javascript plugins, and community developed features that have been vetted by Roam team.
The obvious move would be to have #roamdepot be a marketplace - but we want to make sure the folks building free plugins are rewarded too - so to start we'll be distributing a portion of our revenue back to plugin authors based on installs and reviews.
I'm a big fan of writing down what I plan to do, and how I plan to do it (in detail) before I get going.
Why?
Because sometimes I realize as I am halfway through writing things out that there is a fundamentally better approach
then I can skip a ton of needless work!
Why?
Because sometimes I realize as I am halfway through writing things out that there is a fundamentally better approach
then I can skip a ton of needless work!
Folks have asked for more videos of how I use Roam - here is a VERY concrete example - you can ignore the technical details of the problem I'm working on and might still find helpful.
Uses #.Falsified tag + one line of roam/css to crossout work I avoided
loom.com/share/1e18358eβ¦
Uses #.Falsified tag + one line of roam/css to crossout work I avoided
loom.com/share/1e18358eβ¦
Ok, so... turns out one of my main reasons for writing things down is because I want to find out if there is work I can safely avoid.
Laziness is a virtue!!!
Another example: in a big project with a lot of moving pieces - always looking for smaller chunks that can stand alone
Laziness is a virtue!!!
Another example: in a big project with a lot of moving pieces - always looking for smaller chunks that can stand alone
Interested in a job writing #Clojure at @RoamResearch
Here's a new smaller backend challenge (+ alternative to 7GUIs if you want to also be considered for UI engineer)
10k referral bonus if we hire someone you recommend
And yes, you can refer yourself
roamresearch.com/#/app/help/pagβ¦
Here's a new smaller backend challenge (+ alternative to 7GUIs if you want to also be considered for UI engineer)
10k referral bonus if we hire someone you recommend
And yes, you can refer yourself
roamresearch.com/#/app/help/pagβ¦
Extension of this experiment
Also suspect this would be great util to help #roamjs hackers working on multiplayer like @houshuang
