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I can second the recommendations i've read here. My approach to knowledge management has been super simple. Everything is in git, in a big directory structure
by sigmonsays 2y ago
I can second the recommendations i've read here.
My approach to knowledge management has been super simple. Everything is in git, in a big directory structure i've organically grown over time. I have so many notes.. 7 to 8 thousands of them.
Keeping it in git has allowed me flexibility to use it how i see fit. Sometimes i'm in emacs/nevom. Most the time i'm in sublime text because I have workspaces per project/concept.
Finally, for mobile, I push them all to my own gitea instance. I rarely need access to my notes on mobile but it's been something i've been thinking about more.
If anyone has any recommendations on how to read a directory of text files on android, i'm all ears.
- embeng4096 2y agoWhen I was on Android, I used Markor for text editing and Termux for command line git. For iOS, I now use Working Copy for git commit/push/pull, and Obsidian to edit text, and I like Obsidian's interface a lot for making quick Markdown edits. I believe Obsidian has an Android version as well, but I have not used it. I'm not sure if there is an Android version for Working Copy but there may be similar GUI git apps.