BioSpec currently motivates users to use GitHub for tracking and version controlling their templates as they complete them. GitHub is useful since it allows history, is free and allows remote access.
However, some users might want to use BioSpec within a tool like Obsidian, which is also markdown based and offers it's own extensions for document linkage and management. BioSpec works in Obsidian, but not much thought has gone into it's usage within other markdown/doc frameworks. Potentially worth thinking about.
BioSpec currently motivates users to use GitHub for tracking and version controlling their templates as they complete them. GitHub is useful since it allows history, is free and allows remote access.
However, some users might want to use BioSpec within a tool like Obsidian, which is also markdown based and offers it's own extensions for document linkage and management. BioSpec works in Obsidian, but not much thought has gone into it's usage within other markdown/doc frameworks. Potentially worth thinking about.