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Here’s my safeRenamer script, which honestly I’m not sure is exactly the right one to use, but which is working for me: async function safeRenamer(tp, newFolder, newFilename) /` Ĭonst tags = Object.keys( () ).filter( t => t.startsWith(stemTag) ) (I just now noticed I don’t use safeRenamer in my check-in template, though, and I’ll have to fix that.)īecause I have metadata tags for project: and student: in the frontmatter of these templates, I can do some searching to provide an autocomplete for existing values, and also allow for new values to be added. User scripts that make things a lot easier for me. Our crowd-sourced lists contains more than 100 apps similar to Obsidian for Mac. Use the metadata `assigned` like `(assigned:: Matt Turk)` in these.Īnd my check-in template looks like this: The best Obsidian alternatives are Joplin, Notion and Standard Notes. I recently formalized something that I do in all of them, which makes it a lot easier to set up.įor instance, my meeting-notes template looks like this: Templater plugin, and I have setups for note taking for meetings and check-ins with students.

I guess I’ve made my own argument to go with Obsidian, despite my desires to stick with FOSS tools wherever possible.Obsidian for personal note taking and whatnot. I’m guessing the first two are the big items, right? Being able to access markdown files directly, and having the metadata stored in plain text in each markdown file makes working on that pice of information easier, and also accessible by other programs like DEVONThink.

Joplin seems to talk to more file & note sync services.

You can centralize your information in one place by.

Joplin seems to have more built-in features, but obsidian seems to have more plugins. Like most people, you probably have data, documents, and notes scattered across many files and apps.

Joplin stores its metadata using database internals, whereas Obsidian uses YAML frontmatter.

Obsidian’s best feature is its use of plain text files, whereas Joplin uses a database to hold & sync notes, and requires you to “sync” to a local filesystem path if you want the files.How does The Collective here feel about the pro/con on these two tools? With the addition of a mobile app this month, I am. I recently formalized something that I do in all of them, which makes it a lot easier to set up. - 4 My Daily Note I’ve spent the last few weeks using Obsidian as my daily note-taking app.I swear by using the Templater plugin, and I have setups for note taking for meetings and check-ins with students. The product has been growing in popularity, partly because of how extensible it is. Obsidian.md is a 'knowledge base' application that uses plain text Markdown files stored in a local folder to organize your notes.

As I noted in a previous post, I’ve been using Obsidian for personal note taking and whatnot. Publishing Obsidian.md notes with GitLab Pages. I’m looking to make the leap, but Joplin is still out there, beckoning me with its FOSS model. A quick setup for project notes in Obsidian.

OBSIDIAN FOR NOTES UPDATE

As we introduce patches to keep your experience in Sanctuary smooth, we will update the below list and denote whether the fixes are intended for PC, Xbox, PlayStation, or all platforms.

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It looks like the Automators crew has settled on Obsidian as the note taking, zettlekasten, and all-around personal knowledge tool for now. Diablo IV Patch Notes Blizzard Entertainment JThe Diablo IV team has been diligently monitoring your feedback.