Drift is an always-already versioned, cloud-backed text editor. You can use it to take notes, and save them in the GitHub cloud.
Your gists are always saved locally, and any changes you make will get pushed to GitHub's servers.
To name a gist, touch its name in the toolbar.
You can use the share button at the top-right to copy a link to one of your gists, or view it on the web in Safari.
Drift is an always-already versioned, cloud-backed text editor. You can use it to take notes, and save them in the GitHub cloud.
Your gists are always saved locally, and any changes you make will get pushed to GitHub's servers.
To name a gist, touch its name in the toolbar.
You can use the share button at the top-right to copy a link to one of your gists, or view it on the web in Safari.
Drift is an always-already versioned, cloud-backed text editor. You can use it to take notes, and save them in the GitHub cloud.
Your gists are always saved locally, and any changes you make will get pushed to GitHub's servers.
To name a gist, touch its name in the toolbar.
You can use the share button at the top-right to copy a link to one of your gists, or view it on the web in Safari.
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| Questions | |
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| * Potential for embeddable widgets (i.e., embed code runner on other websites ) | |
| * Loading other libraries into the environment. (For example, datafiles, custom code, etc) | |
| * How to get the toolbar across the top | |
| * Issues around running it on Rackspace / EC2 | |
| * Output formats |
| Here's another Gist -- but I want to talk about somwthing else now., |