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Personally, I am a big fan of Vim-Wiki [0]. Provides basic note taking, can be reached anywhere from Vim. It is great for jotting down TODOs, while it is also s
by stippenplan 6y ago
Personally, I am a big fan of Vim-Wiki [0]. Provides basic note taking, can be reached anywhere from Vim. It is great for jotting down TODOs, while it is also suited for more substantial, longer thoughts. You can add links to other notes as references, or just for quick navigation. These internal links can then be visualised, to highlight the connection between your notes and thoughts [1].
[0] https://github.com/vimwiki/vimwiki https://github.com/vimwiki/vimwiki
[1] https://github.com/maxvdkolk/vimwikigraph https://github.com/maxvdkolk/vimwikigraph
- pundurs 6y agoYeah, agreed about vimwiki. I've been using it as a knowledge base for years, for quick snippets, ideas, article/book synopsis and notes etc. And the fact that you can interlink them conveniently is a big upside. A question about vimwikigraph while I'm at it - does it work with the markdown syntax? For instance, VimwikiCheckLinks doesn't work for me at all. And the HTML export isn't supported, although that's a minor issue since there are a million tools which can parse markdown into anything.
- stippenplan 6y agoSo far it does not support markdown syntax yet. I made it over the weekend, and as my vimwiki uses the vimwiki syntax, I started out with that. I will add an issue to support markdown as well, I will probably get to it this week.
- stippenplan 6y agoAdded basic markdown syntax style support to vimwikigraph.
- baylessj 6y agoAgreed, I've been using VimWiki as the means for writing my Zettelkasten and I've really enjoyed it. Wrote a post about the experience on my blog here: https://jonathanbayless.com/2020/03/09/zettelkasten-vimwiki.html https://jonathanbayless.com/2020/03/09/zettelkasten-vimwiki....