Quick tip: running nvALT after a Notational Velocity update

Unimportant update: its an update, not an udpate. I need a headline proofreader.

If you've run the newest version of Notational Velocity, you may have noticed that you can no longer run nvALT (as men

Notational Velocity update breaks nvALT

The latest update to the original Notational Velocity is awesome, and includes a lot of changes which I'll be merging in the next release of nvALT. However, it uses a newer database structure which, o

nvALT 1.0.8 progress

I made a few breakthroughs on nvALT before bed last night, and I'm excited, so I thought I'd share. It's not ready for testing yet, but the following two features are working as initial implementation

nvALT 1.0.7

A small update to fix a few problems I consider critical while I work on larger features. The big two changes are:

• Fix for typing delay when editing long notes with the Preview window open
• Preserve s

nvALT 1.0.5 (quick fixes)

Just a quick release to touch on a couple of bugs since yesterday's nvALT 1.0.4 release:

• Two-click process to share with peg.gd. (Prevent accidental sharing)
• Fix for white-on-white text when renaming

nvALT 1.0.4: custom colors, social sharing

nvALT 1.0.4 introduces several new features and customizations.

Customizable notes list background color

This may eventually become a theme selector with multiple color prefs and a preset selector,

nvALT 1.0.3

nvALT 1.0.3 has been posted for automatic updates and direct download. If you're already running nvALT (formerly Notational Velocity ALT), just go to the application menu and choose "Check for Updat

Speaking of Notational Velocity, did you know...

This is probably clearly documented somewhere, but it took me by surprise. If you have a full "attributed string" url in your clipboard (meaning you used ctrl-click "Copy Link") and you pop up Notatio

Notational Velocity ALT expatiation (and roadmap)

I'd just like to put it out there, as someone will eventually: Notational Velocity ALT (henceforth referred to as nvALT) is turning into something antithetical to the original premise of Notational Ve

Notational Velocity ALT 1.0 release

After a few late nights of off-hours programming, I'm putting Notational Velocity ALT out as a version 1.0. Obviously built on the backs of others, I'm just giving it a versioning scheme of its own to

Notational Velocity ALT 5.3

As usual with projects I didn't plan to take as far as I did, my version numbering scheme is, well, stupid. With the next release I'm going to implement my own feed for automatic updates, so I'll prob

Notational Velocity alternative MultiMarkdown version

Updated: the download link on this page now goes to the fourth revision, more information here.

After my experiment last night, and finding DivineDominion's already-awesome fork of Notational Velocit

Lunch-break bugfixes for Notational Velocity ALT

I'm going to have to build a project page for this, and probably set up a separate Sparkle feed for updates on this fork. I had a few minutes while eating my peanut butter and jelly, so I'm posting a

Notational Velocity and MultiMarkdown

You might want to check out the alternative version (which is more recent).

Update: I was just informed (see comments) about another fork of Notational Velocity which has implemented MultiMarkdown al