Well since I'm just starting to explore this stuff I'm not sure. I watched a video on doing development with containers and noticed one of the examples used python and flask to create a web app in python that was served out with flask so that leads me to believe I can do a similar thing with my

reading notes

experiments

Hey the SVG seems to be a image embedded within and not the paths/shapes itself. Is their a scalable vector version? I can recreate it in Inkscape but the original would be better.

Created a pure vector version of the icon ^

Also made some tweaks and a darker version

don't have original svg but do have illustrator and photoshop files

thanks for the assets - we'll use them in the website 🙂

Also the figma file contains the different versions in the image: https://www.figma.com/file/Y4nylFyhik4MRABQHkuQRB/Dendron?node-id=0%3A1 If anyone wants to tweak/reuse it just duplicate the file

btw, going to switch out the .png in the design system logo for the .svg, since it more scalable as the name

svg

states 😄

ie. Scalable Vector Graphic

@User do you have any favourites?

i like both the origina (dendron_vector) and Frame 3

agreed on Frame 3 is pretty nice with the gradient. If you had to pick one for the design-system logo would you go with original or frame 3 though?

hmm, that's tough. i like the original for the simplicity. can we use the original as a default but show frame 3 as a variation?

yes sure can include both

also know that I'm not a designer by day (or night for that matter)so if you (or anyone else) has strong opinions, feel free to chime in 😅

I'm also not really a designer (yet), get all of my specs from the designer on our team. Seems like a good skill to learn these days to be. a dev/designer. I would also lean towards the simpler option though for the main logo 🙂

What is the rationale behind

.....However, the recommended way is to use all lowercase letters, replace spaces with --mark and remove any special characters.....

at https://wiki.dendron.so/notes/683740e3-70ce-4a47-a1f4-1f140e80b558.html#how-should-i-name-a-note Any reason to have this recommendation? Any known bugs I will hit by using spaces, ø's or a emoji in my filename?

Because different systems have different illegal characters in file names. lowercase and hyphens are your safe bets for portability. Also some programs may interpret special characters differently.

I'm surprised lowercase would be for portability... I'd expect all platforms to accept upper case letters

Also wondering how well does Dendron handle non English language, like Russian and CJK in file names?

Some systems might ignore the case and treat FOO and foo the same. Cant remember which one did that but it's just a very conservative choice I think

Oh ok yeah, case insensitive match is pretty common

I think it started with POSIX standards but standards are there to be broken right 😄

In any case if it works it's probably fine.

Windows does that 🙂

Ah

this is for consistency. macs by default are case insensitive now i believe so lowercase kebab is to maximize compatibility across the most file systems

I see

thanks for the clearifications on the file-names.. I'll report bugs if I find any issues with weird character handling in filenames or notes 🙂

Looking to work with developer on 1-2 small dendron extensions: 1. Post-hoc list of words or terms used in note that correspond to existing note titles (with option to link) 2. (optional) List of words or terms used in vault in order of occurrence and option to create new note, linking all instances of word or term to this new note. Would love to chat to developers interested in building this with us.