Hmm, yeah there’s no mention of cloud sync, and it advertises using “androids native SQLite database” as storage backend, which I imagine means you can’t use a third party sync app like FolderSync or Nextcloud app which works with files.
“This project showcases the Good implementation of Android with proper architecture design”
Is hiding away text notes in a database rather than plain text files really what’s considered “proper architecture design” these days?
I like that they have detailed the app’s architecture in the documentation. I have zero android app dev experience so can’t say for sure but it should be useful for someone who is learning and looking for reference.
This seems like an unfortunate name for a mobile app that doesn’t have anything to do with notifications. I mean, I get what they’re going for, but I don’t think it quite works in this case.
That said, the app looks nice and I’ll give it a try.
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