Notes are defined by
- their content (excellent implementation exists)
- their content based filing (position in "content cloud" - sufficient implementation exists)
- the point in time they were created (no implementation exists).
Introducing calendar integration would for example allow for
- management of project follow-ups
- time-based navigation within large sets of notes
- manage a journal
HOW?
I'd suggest 3 features:
- Import or create calendar event
The calendar event can be positioned anywhere on a page. It looks like a textbox, showing a calendar symbol in the iOS calendar's color, date, time, title, location. By tapping on it, a context menu opens, allowing you to edit the event or jump to calendar app for management.
- Open GoodNotes from Calendar app
From Calendar app, you can jump into the corresponding position of a notebook by use of an app extension.
- Show all Calendar events in a notebook
When working in a notebook, there's a new calendar tool in the toolbar. When tapping on it, a list opens showing all calendar objects of that notebook. When choosing one of the entries, the corresponding page (where the calendar object is located) is opened.
Christoph Gillessen supported this idea ·
YES! - WHY?
Notes are defined by
- their content (excellent implementation exists)
- their content based filing (position in "content cloud" - sufficient implementation exists)
- the point in time they were created (no implementation exists).
Introducing calendar integration would for example allow for
- management of project follow-ups
- time-based navigation within large sets of notes
- manage a journal
HOW?
I'd suggest 3 features:
- Import or create calendar event
The calendar event can be positioned anywhere on a page. It looks like a textbox, showing a calendar symbol in the iOS calendar's color, date, time, title, location. By tapping on it, a context menu opens, allowing you to edit the event or jump to calendar app for management.
- Open GoodNotes from Calendar app
From Calendar app, you can jump into the corresponding position of a notebook by use of an app extension.
- Show all Calendar events in a notebook
When working in a notebook, there's a new calendar tool in the toolbar. When tapping on it, a list opens showing all calendar objects of that notebook. When choosing one of the entries, the corresponding page (where the calendar object is located) is opened.