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Are you a beginner, or are you considering if you should start a journal? Ask all your questions here. Are you more experienced? Feel free to share tips, tricks, pictures of your journal, anecdotes. Anything related to keeping a journal is welcome in this weekly thread.
Why a WT?
We’ve a steadily growing community—we’re now 465 members! Welcome to all of you!—but we don’t have that much active members.
My idea is to encourage people in participating more by pushing a weekly theme. It’s an invitation, not an obligation. Feel free to comment about anything else related to journaling, or to start your own thread ;)
This week theme: Is your journal analog or digital? Both? Or something else entirely?
Are you more of an analog or a digital user? Do you use both without any hesitation? Do you use a dedicated app like, say, DayOne, or a word processor, or a text editor, something like MS Word, LibreOffice or TextEdit?
Do you have an app you love to use? That helps you journaling?
Disclaimer: don’t you dare question my amazing illustrator skills. This is a perfectly fine illustration for the weekly thread, one many pro news outlets would envy us :p
May I ask what editor you use? I use Codium (a version of VSCode without without Microsoft spywares) to write my blog in Markdown (and libreOffice for the rest).
Mine is a real nightmare. It would shame any doctor. And I don’t care, it’s my journal I’m the only one supposed to be reading it… when I mange to read my handwriting :p
I use markor on Android and typora on the Mac. Prior to the android phone I had an iphone. Then I used IA writer on both. That was easier and I didn’t need syncthing. I tried using a cloud sync app but it seemed to cause lots of conflicts. Typora for me is the nicest markdown app. i wish android had nicer markdown apps.
Thx. I will look at the Typora app to see what it is :)