SilverBullet is a programmable, browser-based Markdown editor that users host on their own servers. Unlike standard notes apps, it allows users to treat their notes as structured data. Key characteristics include:
: This indicates a specific milestone in the software's development. While the project has since moved toward a major Version 2.0 overhaul , version 1.1.0 remains a legacy release that established many of the core "hacker-friendly" features, such as frontmatter annotation and plug-in support. SilverBullet.v1.1.0.rar
: Creating interconnected webs of knowledge through bi-directional linking. While the project has since moved toward a major Version 2
: Users can write Lua scripts directly within their notes to create custom commands, automated widgets, and dynamic templates. and dynamic templates.
: SilverBullet indexes content—such as tasks and tags—allowing users to run SQL-like queries to generate live tables or lists of information across their entire "Space". Significance of the Version and File Format
SilverBullet is primarily utilized by the Self-Hosted community and those with a "hacker mindset". Common applications include:
: The .rar extension signifies a compressed file format developed by Eugene Roshal. It is often used to bundle the server executables and necessary libraries for local installation. Use Cases and Community