David LaSpina

Hi, I'm back. Sorry, I had a big project to finish for a client so I put all testing on hold as I did that. SHould be back now.    So before I answer your questions above, I did some more testing a...

Still trying to figure this out. The lag is so frustrating, that I have moved back to nvALT for my daily usage. But I am still fiddling around a little every day, trying to figure out the problem. ...

I just tried to use a Keyboard Maestro macro for inserting a level 3 markdown header (it puts ### on both sides and leaves the active curser in between) and it took 5 full seconds for it to input. ...

Sorry for my delayed response. Between work and chasing the kids, it's sometimes days in between being able to use the computer.    Anyway, I just downloaded the newest beta, and yes, it is still h...

Sure, here is one of the files that definitely shows a slowdown: link (I zipped it up so that putting it on Dropbox wouldn't change anything in the file itself, formatting or whatnot; not sure if t...

Unfortunately I can't install xcode. Wish I could. But this MacBook only has an 128ssd, so at any given time I usually only have < 10 gb free, which isn't enough to install it (nor do much else. Ev...

No, the high CPU usage is whenever I switch focus to the app and start doing something in it. Such as now.... switch, start typing, a few seconds later fans come on.

Fairly large, I suppose. Around 3000 text files. All text, most not very long, just a few snippets. 

Yes, I understand, like I said in my initial post. So the solution for me is to just go through all my notes and rename the extension.  As to how it would work... well, like nvALT I suppose, specif...

I second this request. It would seem to be veering into database territory, but I generally prefer to keep my files as plain text and avoid making databases.  Use case: I am a translator and one of...