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Lua is excellent. Simple language, quick to learn. Great fit for this purpose.

Not even would, she is ;)

Largely yes, it does support task syntax at least.

SilverBullet author here — I have zero expectation of a business model. I've been working on this for three years in my spare time. It's purely a labor of love.

This may have to be rethought at some point, bur now the model would be self host or somewhere and access it from multiple places like your phone. I host it locally and then use Tailscale for safe access outside my network.

I just fixed the video link. Thanks!

The SB author speaking here. I hear you. I used emacs heavily for a few years and of course it inspires a lot of this. I see SB as a somewhat pragmatic reinvention of many emacs ideas. It doesn’t try to be as broadly applicable as emacs though.

While it’s almost impossible to innovate on what has been done in emacs over the decades, I think we can refresh some the things that make it powerful with a fresh coat of paint, to make it more accessible to a “younger generation.”

Making views editable is quite challenging. Especially in the general case. For tasks specifically this works, you can query them somewhere and when you toggle their completion state this gets propagated back. Editing other attributes is more tricky.

It doesn’t work on FF mobile? I wasn’t aware. It works fine or deskrop FF. It also works fine on Safari on iOS, but sounds like I should get an android device to make sure it works on that as well.

Yes you can do that, or deploy it to a VM somewhere and access it from both places (including mobile, works fine on mobile browsers). That way you don’t need to sync. That’s how I use it myself. Self hosted VM at home and Tailscale to access from the outside.

There’sa few things that would need to be rethought for this to work. Primarily, concurrent editing would need to be enabled everywhere and permissions need to be figured out and would complicate a lot of the query stuff. Not saying it’s not possible, but challenge for sure.

Which native apps are you using? Most products in this space tend to be Electron based which is just… web tech again.