Author: Jeremy Gaither

Been using Bear for a while now, and really like it. It has become my go to note tool for typed notes, displacing Evernote. I still use Evernote for Scannable and Penultimate, because search is the killer feature. Sadly, neither of those apps have got much in the way of attention lately. Some Scannable features have moved into Evernote proper, even expanding those features. Penultimate hasn’t changed much though, but it still works. I’m going to experiment with search in iOS 11 Notes. I wish it would clean up whiteboard snapshots like Scannable or Evernote.

I also wish I could author Blog entries easily in Bear, and export them or publish them to WordPress (especially on iOS). Markdown is awesome, but I haven’t figured out a good way to use it from the WordPress iOS app. Unfortunately sharing from Bear to WordPress doesn’t work on iOS. Not sure if it is WordPress or Bear that isn’t playing nicely…

Interesting description of canary deployments using Kubernetes:

http://blog.kubernetes.io/2017/04/multi-stage-canary-deployments-with-kubernetes-in-the-cloud-onprem.html

This uses http headers added based on the customer account type…

Hexo versus WordPress

As a developer, many of the features of Hexo are appealing to me. However, the WordPress ecosystem is strong, and I can’t figure out a good mobile workflow for writing and publishing with Hexo. It seems like I would need a separate (or combined) Git client, markdown editor, and possibly some way to run Node on iOS.

I wonder if anyone has experience setting up this kind of mobile workflow for Hexo. Getting Node running in an iOS app, without using an external server, seems the hardest part of the problem. Perhaps git push heroku is an option? I’m already writing this with Byword, which supports publishing directly to WordPress. I also use Clone, an iOS-based Git client.

I don’t know if anyone else has been frustrated before (or for ten years) that iOS doesn’t support creating reminders for voicemails. It seems like a common problem. 

I like tools that relieve my mind of unnecessary work, so I finally made a Workflow to solve my problem:
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