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I used a similar setup for a while: Obsidian for taking notes in markdown, and vscode for coding. Eventually I moved to using vscode for both. My gigantic note
by hikarudo 1y ago
I used a similar setup for a while: Obsidian for taking notes in markdown, and vscode for coding.
Eventually I moved to using vscode for both. My gigantic notes.md file is always open in tab 1, so I can go to it immediately with Ctrl + 1.
Finding notes in a single file is easier for me than finding them in a bazillion tiny files. And there's less friction whenever I need to make a note (no need to create and name a new file).
- angra_mainyu 1y agoI went the opposite way, I started off as you (with nvim), then moved to other open-source PKMs like Trilium, then used Obsidian and it was love at first sight. Keeping everything in a git repo makes it easy to sync across devices + backed up.