I work on a number of projects (on the national, as well on the european level). Here are my power tips for using nvALT in the context of academia. If you are not familiar with nvALT, here is a great tutorial on tuts+ by Chad Stovern to get you started. You can access all your notes also on your iOS devices by synching it with, for example, the free application Simplenote, or simply through DropBox, which will allow you to use it with basically any iOS text editor. I hope this blog post will serve as some inspiration for you. Just try it out (it's free) and you will come up with hundreds of ways to use it. Even if you think you don't have any use for an application like that, believe me, you have! It is just for plain text, which makes it fast, but also very specific what information you can and should store in there. Just to get you started, have a look at his projects.īack to nvALT.
#Notational velocity ios full
It is a treasure island full of great stuff. If you don't know Brett yet, you should check out his homepage. It is based on the program called Notational Velocity, but has been improved by the one and only Brett Terpstra with some incredible powerful features.
The real beauty is that you can do that all by just using your keyboard. The best tool for that on the Mac is nvALT. The important part is to be able to access this reference material as quickly as possible without having to drill down a folder structure. A lot of time I need to store little pieces of information as plain text.
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