Coding
I think Goodnotes is the best note-taking application out there and offers more features and ability than any of its competition, which is why I think that Goodnotes should do more for IT-Students. A code tool as an option for text-fields, enabling syntax-highlighting, video and website embeds, as well as a code preview would be amazing. Also I had this idea of being able to make automations, since AI can now write in our handwriting. Such automations could look like this:
1. On every 10th page, a variable called date is placed 10 px from the top and the left. 2. Words similar to astonishing are highlighted with a certain color. 3. A new Element is placed above the last one, when a button is pressed...
This would change so much, this would levitate the note-taking experience again and digital planning much cooler.
Thurafox Vulpis
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Tim Smith commented
I’ve been working on game development for a while, and recently I started exploring tools to make coding more manageable. One that really stood out is https://www.code-maestro.com/, which has been surprisingly helpful. It’s not just about generating code—it helps me understand the project’s structure, handle legacy code more smoothly, and organize assets like scenes and prefabs faster. I also appreciate the interactive reference it provides, making it easier to see how everything in the codebase connects. Over time, it’s made coding less frustrating and more efficient, especially on larger projects where keeping track of every detail can get overwhelming. It’s been a solid addition to my workflow and has genuinely improved how I approach development.