For extensive markdown notes for personal use, developed over years, MDwiki is the best choice for me. Combined with a Dropbox static web server like Updog, I keep my collection of notes isolated in their own Dropbox directory for use with other apps, if need arises. MDwiki can be easily modified. E.g., I've designated a separate directory for markdown files, my own collection of smartypants, standard outline numbering for the TOC, and the option of using Showdown instead of the included Marked.
Downsides include a noticeable 1-2 second delay waiting for page creation, no ability to search notes, and no updates in years (it appears to be a dead project).
But given the large number of markdown and wiki projects now available, it is a testament to the creator of MDwiki that no other project meets my needs.
For extensive markdown notes for personal use, developed over years, MDwiki is the best choice for me. Combined with a Dropbox static web server like Updog, I keep my collection of notes isolated in their own Dropbox directory for use with other apps, if need arises. MDwiki can be easily modified. E.g., I've designated a separate directory for markdown files, my own collection of smartypants, standard outline numbering for the TOC, and the option of using Showdown instead of the included Marked.
Downsides include a noticeable 1-2 second delay waiting for page creation, no ability to search notes, and no updates in years (it appears to be a dead project).
But given the large number of markdown and wiki projects now available, it is a testament to the creator of MDwiki that no other project meets my needs.