Map
What are some of the more useful "mind mapping" software that
supports markdown?
The free tools include Freeplane, FreeMind, vym, MarkMind, and
others are paid. Among them , the ever-growing cross-platform office Evernote, screen, and graphite documents all need to log in. The first two can be used directly for WeChat login. If you log in on WeChat, you must register a new account. Free version, there are restrictions on nodes.
Screen and MarkMind can import documents and convert them into maps.
XMind and iThoughts are well-known professional map tools, which are ready to use. The free version has a logo for the former and not the latter. There are probably restrictions on functions. I don't know
Currently tentatively scheduled to be used by Typora+pandoc component + MarkMind
It is written in js, java, c++, .net
The confirmed yvm is c++ qt, and the localization is not perfect.
Freeplane and FreeMind are java, need jre, so ugly
XMind, curtain, and MarkMind are
XMind of js : 256MB
iThoughts is suspected to be iThoughts from .net
: 25MB
By the way, Typora is also js, and his style is very similar to MarkMind!
MarkDown
Lightweight: retext, although very simple and close to source code operation, it can still be previewed, can be automatically saved, and the main body can be modified. It occupies memory and is small in CPU.
Heavyweight: Typora Use Skills
Typora, relatively speaking, occupies a large amount of memory, but there are few problems and an atmospheric appearance.
1. Due to the use of Qt, Ziguang Huayu 6.9 has a problem with the positioning of the input field of the input method, and replaced it with the disliked 7.x.
2. The reason why you must use Huayu, besides I like it, is because of Typora's language frame problem, so you need Huayu's custom phrase function.
Other tools are either paid or have some application problems.
Evince: ubuntu pre-installed pdf browser, good performance under win
SumatraPDF : Compared with the above, the title bar is smaller, and it has a historical pdf directory, it is more convenient to open the pdf, and the memory consumption is larger.
xpdf : It was used some time ago, no memory function, Have given up
PDF-XCange Editor: Editor, if you have a lot of notes to do, it is recommended. For a few notes, I suggest that the browser above is equipped with Snipaste's screenshot editing function.
Picture processing
Screenshot:
Snipaste: an artifact, very easy to use, you can even take screenshots according to paragraphs.
Picpick: After a long time, the advantage is that it has a lightweight editor. But once you upgrade, the configuration needs to be reset, and there are many configurations that need to be changed
Look at the picture:
HoneyView: Comfortable, but large memory consumption
XnView Classic: Install the compact
XnView MP: Although the installation package is large, it has more functions, and the operation is smaller.
XnConvert: If only the conversion function is needed, it is enough, but the renaming function does not have a step setting.
Xn recently launched zoom, retro, cartoon Wait for gadgets.
gif: ScreenToGif
: Artifact I
have used Honeycam for a while before, the free version has a watermark
GIMP
Python environment, IDE
PyCharm: Start eating cpu, suitable for engineering development. If you only write a piece of code, the project management sidebar seems very outdated
PyScripter: Lightweight IDE, open in seconds, and the built-in interpreter is easy to use, but some of my habits conflict with his completion. Unfortunately, the built-in interpreter does not support IPython, and the floating window cannot be independent
Spyder: The flaw of the artifact is its structure, which causes problems with the operation of large variables. If you don't play with large variables, there should be no problem.
IPython: Artifact
BPython: The code prompt is very slippery, and the input line is started with >>>, but the compatibility of windows is poor, those who are not interested in windows can take a look
jupyter-qtconsole, which supports BPython-like (method hints, the first choice for operating out of the browser
IPython, Jupyter simple tutorial
Other diversified IDEs are bloated, coupled with the need to be familiar with the habits, editing environment, operating environment and other issues, in short.
For example, Java programmers are accustomed to Eclipse, .NET programmers are accustomed to Visual Studio, and githuber is accustomed to Atom.
How do you evaluate the text editor Atom released by GitHub?
other
Tinder: Tinder Sword
ConEmu: cmder
HxD; MiniHex, unfortunately not many characters are supported.
Ollydbg; x64dbg
FlashPad: Notepad with real-time saving of multi-tab pages. I used this one with the markdown source code before using the MarkDown editor.