Replacing Craft with Bike as a thinking tool

One of the best features of Craft is daily ~~pages~~ notes, which can be used as a starting point for many ideas and drafts.
I’m thinking of giving Bike a go as a daily logging app.
- This how my daily note looks like opened on my desktop.
  - I have Stickies open, because Grammarly doesn’t work in Bike.
Still, I like Bike better because there is so much power behind this simple app.
- I can automate things around my notes using standard Apple Script.
- I can parse Bike files using Ruby and Nokogiri.
- It can link to other parts of a document, even link to other rows in other Bike files.
- One of the best things about using Bike as my daily logging tool is that I can write blogposts inline and post them instantly.
  - I can’t do that with Craft.
  - Blogging with Bike
Craft is excellent for writing documents, so I’m not getting rid of it, but as a thinking tool, I like Bike better.
I can consider Bike as a starting point for everything I do creatively.
- Enhanced with Hookmark, I can even start a new anything and still go back to the source.
- I can continue a line of thought in a different app, like TaskPaper, which can be better for the task at hand.
  - This is how it looks in action.
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