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I spent a long time agonizing about what to do with the project, because I knew I didn't want to maintain it or have real users. Originally, I had the full, authenticated version hosted and despite not advertising this app at all, over 1,300 people authenticated with it, but now I have the demo version hosted on Netlify at v.Īlthough I spent a lot of time on the project and I'm proud of it, I ultimately decided not to ship it. TakeNote has two versions - the static, client-side only demo version that only saves to local storage, and a self-hosted complete version that runs on an Express server and authenticates and syncs with GitHub. I learned a lot along the way, much of which became knowledge that I directly used in my job.

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It took about a full year with some breaks here and there (I started in September, 2019). I'm really happy I saw it through to the end. Has the look and feel of an IDE like Visual Studio Code, with syntax highlighting, markdown preview, and keyboard shortcuts.Plain text notes, no WYSIWYG or rich text editor.

What I Wanted It To DoĪ few of my most important wants for the app: The source is up on GitHub for anyone who wants to see how it was done. That app became TakeNote, which I'm proud to say has been completed, thanks to over 50 open-source contributors who helped along the way. Keep was too simple, Bear didn't have a web-based version.and so on.Įventually I thought - why not just make exactly what I want? So I started building an app with the technologies I knew. SimpleNote was closer to what I wanted, but I found it somewhat ugly and clunky. Evernote was too bloated for me, and required a paid account to sync between multiple devices.

in the out-of-class definition of a member of a class template (they have to be provided in the declaration inside the class body).Not too long ago, I realized I didn't have a really good system for organizing my thoughts, and I wasn't happy with any of the note-taking apps I tried.

In a function template, there are no restrictions on the parameters that follow a default, and a parameter pack may be followed by more type parameters only if they have defaults or can be deduced from the function arguments (since C++11). If the default is specified for a template parameter of a primary class template, primary variable template, (since C++14) or alias template, each subsequent template parameter must have a default argument, except the very last one may be a template parameter pack (since C++11). Defaults can be specified for any kind of template parameter (type, non-type, or template), but not to parameter packs (since C++11).

Template void f ( ) // #1 template void f ( ) // #2 void g ( ) template class > void FA ( ) // note: C++17įA ( ) // Error Default template argumentsĭefault template arguments are specified in the parameter lists after the = sign. If the deduced type is not permitted for a non-type template parameter, the program is ill-formed. The deduction is performed as if by deducing the type of the variable x in the invented declaration T x = template -argument, where T is the declared type of the template parameter. The type of a non-type template parameter may be deduced if it includes a placeholder type ( auto, a placeholder for a deduced class type (since C++20), or decltype(auto)). When the name of a non-type template parameter is used in an expression within the body of the class template, it is an unmodifiable prvalue unless its type was an lvalue reference type, or unless its type is a class type (since C++20).Ī template parameter of the form class Foo is not an unnamed non-type template parameter of type Foo, even if otherwise class Foo is an elaborated type specifier and class Foo x declares x to be of type Foo. the types of all base classes and non-static data members are structural types or (possibly multi-dimensional) array thereof.Īrray and function types may be written in a template declaration, but they are automatically replaced by pointer to object and pointer to function as appropriate.all base classes and non-static data members are public and non-mutable and.a literal class type with the following properties:.a pointer to member type (to member object or to member function).a pointer type (to object or to function).lvalue reference type (to object or to function).placeholder may be any type that includes the placeholder auto (such as plain auto, auto ** or auto &), a placeholder for a deduced class type (since C++20), or decltype ( auto ).Ī non-type template parameter must have a structural type, which is one of the following types (optionally cv-qualified, the qualifiers are ignored): 4) A non-type template parameter with a placeholder type.

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