Silverbullet.v1.1.2 — [verified]

: Built on top of the fixes from v1.1.1 (which resolved broken hyperlinks during page capture), v1.1.2 stabilized the processing pipeline that converts complex HTML DOM structures into clean, frontmatter-ready Markdown. 3. Core Architecture of SilverBullet v1

One of the most lauded additions in is the revamped query engine. Early users of v1.1.0 reported latency issues when parsing large datasets (over 10,000 lines of markdown tables or JSON blocks). Version 1.1.2 introduces an indexed query cache that reduces complex query execution time by up to 40%. For developers using Silverbullet as a backend for static site generation or data dashboards, this improvement is transformative. silverbullet.v1.1.2

--- status: active priority: high tags: project --- Your note text goes here. : Built on top of the fixes from v1

SilverBullet is built using Deno (a modern JavaScript and TypeScript runtime) and runs locally. Early users of v1

: Run the built-in management flag command: silverbullet --upgrade Use code with caution.

SilverBullet was designed for the real world. It features a robust sync engine that maintains a full, local copy of your entire Space in the browser's IndexedDB database. This enables on your laptop. When you get back online, your changes are seamlessly synced back to the server. This offline-first approach ensures your notes are always available, even without an internet connection.