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I don't. It's too mentally taxing for me. I save all my notes in Obsidian, tag them appropriately, and don't worry about what folders they end up in. I use the

I don't. It's too mentally taxing for me. I save all my notes in Obsidian, tag them appropriately, and don't worry about what folders they end up in. I use the Omnisearch plugin to search for what I need. Lately, I've been using the Dataview plugin more. I create auto-generated Index pages on different topics. For example, I have a page called "Python" with the #index tag and the following dataview: ```dataview TABLE file.mtime as "Last Modified" FROM #python AND -#index SORT file.mtime desc ``` I also have index notes called "Later" and "Favorite" in Obsidian. They use a similar dataview query, but with their respective tags instead of #python.

nivertech 3y ago
That way you need to remember to tag index/query notes, which is not hard, but still mentally taxing, especially while your Obsidian schema / metadata conventions will become much more comples. Here's a simple workarround, if you don't want to include the list with the dataview query into list: ```dataview LIST FROM #python WHERE file.name != this.file.name SORT file.mtime DESC ``` That way even if your "Python index" note will have #python tag, it will not list itself.
tmaly 3y ago
Do you know if dataview plugin will work on iphone or ipad versions of Obsidian?