Logseq might be beter with his sequential, but I rather have everything in one place. Daily notes #Ĭalendar plugins does a good job for day to day, even weekly review. The probleme come when you reach a certain amount of notes, I guess I'm not at this point yet. Obsidian is more focus on keep ideas than keep a knowlege base, like a second brain. Markdown does it well and Obsidian render them fine for me. I'm both, more DevOps now, but I need to store yaml files. Thoughts more tech related # Code, DevOps and Programmers # Some personne spend some crazy amount of time to set this up, and dedicated some youtube channel that you might check. I was watching some Coursera MOOC about leadership which has an important topic on know to link stuffs, meaning the important thing is not (only) knowledge or relationnal network, but more how you connect each other. The concept remind me of TiddlyWiki and his non-linear approch.
You might argue that exactly what a wiki is, I have nothing to say against that. Obsidian have this in mind from start and make everything easy to make links between notes, and tracks backlinks. Obsidian is all about relationships between notes, and not so much about directories. I now anytime where my files are, where they are backup, and how my markdown look like Relations between notes # I'm a developper and now DevOps, I can handle some files sync and backup solutions on my own. When was the last time you tried the export feature of your note taking application? In notion, you can exports files in markdown, not every application does. Use a standard for note taking is important if you want to changes your system without to much efforts. Copy paste your markdown from a note to a website without frictions. Markdown are used for every static website generator.
#BOOSTNOTE VS NOTION CODE#
This is a well stablished standard, for 15+ years back to 2005-2010 I would say, easy to write, easy to write code blocks.
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