Evernote doesn’t like you using the search functionality in the API to look for changes that occur to a note. Instead you are encouraged to get notification of changes using webhooks. This works by receiving an HTTP post from Evernote every time that a note is created or updated and by reading the payload associated with that webhook you can get some basic information on it.
What does the Webhook look like?
The very first thing to know about Evernote webhooks is that in order to receive them you need to have registered for an API key and also … Read the rest








