Notes and Drafts | Plaintext Productivity
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For serious writing, start with a great text editor, customize it, and then get organized.
Notes and Drafts | Plaintext Productivity Notes and Drafts For serious writing, start with a great text editor, customize it, and then get organized. I write a lot for work. A plaintext system works for me because the file format is as simple as can be, and I can assemble some of the best tools for each job- Sublime Text for writing and editing, Pandoc for conversion to other file formats, and Git for revision history-to create a lightning-fast system for writing notes and drafts. I created a system based around using a computer for what it's best at-typing and search-and reducing tedious acti
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