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Dendron New User Survey 2021 Results(blog.dendron.so)
1 points by scriptautomate 5y ago|0 comments
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by scriptautomate 5y ago
Dendron is very focused on local viewing, creating, and managing your notes (UX/DX). This is in addition to publishing, which is a differentiator between it and SSGs like Jekyll, Hugo, Sphinx, etc. It automatically timestamps notes at
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by scriptautomate 5y ago
Nice. Do you have any links to configs or guides on setting up these modifications?
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by scriptautomate 5y ago
Foam vs. Dendron: https://wiki.dendron.so/notes/p5fMTi-6zOyX1TwhL6dM0/ I've seen many in the Dendron community use the Markdown import pod to convert their notes over to Dendron: https://wiki.dendr
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by scriptautomate 5y ago
This may be helpful, if wanting to know some differences in Obsidian vs. Dendron: https://wiki.dendron.so/notes/a84ff014-e871-445d-9366-d97f1a... For migrating content from Obsidian, you can use Dendron's markdown
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The Five Minute Journal with Dendron and Visual Studio Code(blog.dendron.so)
1 points by scriptautomate 5y ago|0 comments
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Highlights from VSCode 1.62(blog.dendron.so)
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by scriptautomate 5y ago
This is a huge part of what led me to adopting Dendron (and eventually contributing to and working on the project): the importance of interoperability. Seeing progress being made toward importing docs from Google docs, importing content fro
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by scriptautomate 5y ago
I've been a fan of combining the use of Obsidian and Dendron, too. I use Obsidian on my phone, with MGit (Android) for the git management, and Dendron on the desktop. The combination of Obsidian (for mobile) + Dendron (for desktop) pop
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Highlights from VSCode 1.61(blog.dendron.so)
2 points by scriptautomate 5y ago|0 comments
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Best Mobile Note-Taking Apps for Markdown(blog.dendron.so)
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Highlights from the VSCode v1.59 Release(blog.dendron.so)
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