: The "Space Lua" dialect has seen significant performance optimizations. This means your custom widgets, commands, and dynamically generated content load faster and run more reliably.
P.S. The emoji picker in v1.1.2? Still weird. We love it. 🦦 silverbullet.v1.1.2
Assuming you have the older version running, here’s your five-minute guide to getting productive with the classic interface. : The "Space Lua" dialect has seen significant
The identifier v1.1.2 follows semantic versioning conventions: major version 1 indicates a stable, public-facing product; minor version 1 suggests the addition of backward-compatible features; patch version 2 points to a focused, corrective release. Unlike a flashy v2.0.0 , which promises revolution, v1.1.2 signals evolution. It is the result of real-world feedback, edge-case discoveries, and the slow accumulation of polish. In this sense, SilverBullet v1.1.2 is not the mythical single shot that slays all monsters — it is the third reload after the first two shots revealed unexpected recoil. The emoji picker in v1
Once SilverBullet is running, you’ll see a blank page. Start by creating your first note: press Cmd/Ctrl+N or click the “New Page” button. Write anything you like – SilverBullet will automatically save it as a .md file in your space folder.
deno run -A https://get.silverbullet.md