emanote.obelisk gives life to your plain-text notes. Like Neuron, it supports Markdown, wiki-links and folgezettel (see 📓 Zettelkasten). Unlike neuron, emanote’s website is fully dynamic (it uses Obelisk underneath), thus has the potential for doing many interesting things that neuron’s statically generated cannot easily.
Like ka Project, architecture work done on emanote may carry over to neuron (see Hybrid rewrite-refactor).
You can access its source code here.
Ema, a Haskell project, is partly inspired by Neuron and emanote.obelisk Project.
I explored the idea of hot-reload’ing the notebook view instantly on Markdown file change in ka Project. You can see a video demo of it here. Likewise, the emanote.obelisk Project – another brief exploration – also supported hot reload. But both these projects were not static sites, and they were built on Reflex-FRP and Obelisk. I also recently got to play with SvelteKit for creating static sites, and its hot reload feature in particular impressed me; however I’m no fan of using a less safe language (see No JavaScript), so I wanted to take the best aspects of these projects and prototype something in Haskell.*