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I would suggest editing and reading the markdown files in other editors to make avoid getting "locked in." You certainly could create your own lock-in by makin
by AJ007 3y ago
I would suggest editing and reading the markdown files in other editors to make avoid getting "locked in."
You certainly could create your own lock-in by making some unique workflow that requires a combination of plug-ins to function. The plugins are all third party, some of them are just annotating the existing markdown files, some are just visual.
- swozey 3y agoSo you only use Obsidian for its vaults/syncing?
- theshrike79 3y agoMy workflow isn't reliant on Obsidian's plugins, they just make stuff easier. Like having a template for my Daily Note that also automatically includes all files tagged #todo using Data View. Or a few global shortcuts via Keyboard Maestro that open specific notes on Obsidian. I could maybe whip up a similar system in a day on top of any editor that can render Markdown and handle links, but now I don't need to.