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Logseq mostly does this, I think. Rather than starting with a table and adding objects to it, you start with the objects in your database — pages and blocks — a
by bobbylarrybobby 3y ago
Logseq mostly does this, I think. Rather than starting with a table and adding objects to it, you start with the objects in your database — pages and blocks — and then form tables by querying your database for those objects based on their attributes (tags, contents, etc).
- BrandoElFollito 3y agoI use Logseq as my note taking app and like it a lot (and wrote https://github.com/wsw70/dly https://github.com/wsw70/dly to make quick notes taking even faster) What I miss (but not enough to change) is the ability to have a plain Markdown page, and not only rely on bullets. But again, Logseq is by far the closest to my style of taking notes (short, usually one/few lines blocks)
- codethief 3y ago> What I miss (but not enough to change) is the ability to have a plain Markdown page, and not only rely on bullets. This. So much this. I prefer Logseq's UI over Obsidian's but the lack of support for plain (non-outline) text files made me switch to Obsidian in the end.