@tomdelattre @LegalizeBrain @trefle @jaztrophysicist @scudery une bonne wibe à la roger #dendron

@jeffbarr Just read the recent blog post about AWS docs on GitHub being retired:

https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/aws/retiring-the-aws-documentation-on-github/

I've been looking into converting the AWS docs into knowledge vaults for #Dendron, #Obsidian, and potentially #Logseq formats so that people could expand their PKM vaults to include official docs content for backlinks, transclusion, etc.

Will the AWS docs on the AWS website still be CC-BY-SA licensed, with MIT licensing for code blocks, or will the docs lose all licensing as a result, too?

@mlibby while reading up on #vscodium, that I discovered while checking out #Dendron, I was slightly surprised at just how much Microsoft seemed to be using its telemetry for developer surveillance. This naturally lead to discussions on their motivations for #VSCode and #GitHub and the fate of #atom. Although mostly speculative, it was credible and scary.

I'll have to ask about telemetry policy at work. Then again, nobody seems to be worried about #PostMan, so I won't hold my breath.

It may not look like much, but it's a functioning first step using #Astro to build a static site from some #Dendron notes.

I'm gonna keep using it

Dendron is officially in maintenance mode

#SecondBrain #Dendron #Blog

https://randomgeekery.org/post/2023/02/dendron-is-officially-in-maintenance-mode/

I tried a lot already. My current favorite is #Logseq, though I’m beginning to notice that „offline first“ has its drawbacks too.

Before I tried #remnote which is really good for spaced repetition, but was a little buggy many month ago.

I used #notion which is really good but I missed layered „bullet points“ and was suspicious of their „too good to be true“ free and lower tier business model.

I used #workflowy, but it was too basic in functionality.

I tried #anytype which is too alpha + hard requirement for local client.

I haven’t spend much time with #obsidian, it looks really good but also no web interface and if I wanted to use it on a work issued notebook I’d have to ask my boss for a license.

I tried #dendron, it was interesting but wasn’t good with media embeds (years ago).

My dream #PKM is #selfhosted optionally, #markdown capable, browser accessible, #PrivacyFirst, code highlighting, spaced repetition learning features and a clever concept on how to integrate bigger site attachments. I think it doesn’t exist yet. What comes closest is #logseq

Dendron 0.119 has sprouted 🌱

- 🐛 fixes and 📈 improvements

#dendron #vscode #vscodium

https://wiki.dendron.so/notes/0xf2l3fcvls82brq417oaxx/

For a better idea of what I'm doing here, I did a presentation in a #Dendron Greenhouse Talk about #DocsGarden

https://wiki.dendron.so/notes/k5zg3zk1

For a better idea of what I'm doing here, I did a presentation in a #Dendron Greenhouse Talk about #DocsGarden

https://wiki.dendron.so/notes/k5zg3zk1

For a better idea of what I'm doing here, I did a presentation in a #Dendron Greenhouse Talk about what I'm up to:

https://wiki.dendron.so/notes/k5zg3zk1ffmsrmojnvn8uxw/

Created a bare-bones GitHub organization as a place to store #Dendron formatted vaults:

https://github.com/docsgarden

I also have a group on GitLab:

https://gitlab.com/docsgarden/

Thinking one will be a mirror of the other. #DocsGarden will be where I store #opensource and #creativecommons licensed content that's been converted into vaults compatible with @Dendron 🌱

I really love the idea of being able to download knowledge directly into #PKM #ToolsForThought, and I like how Dendron handles multi-vault

Created a bare-bones GitHub organization as a place to store #Dendron formatted vaults:

https://github.com/docsgarden

I also have a group on GitLab:

https://gitlab.com/docsgarden/

Thinking one will be a mirror of the other. #DocsGarden will be where I store #opensource and #creativecommons licensed content that's been converted into @dendronhq compatible vaults 🌱

I really love the idea of being able to download knowledge directly into #PKM #ToolsForThought, and I like how Dendron handles multi-vault

Dendron 0.118 has sprouted 🌱

- 🐛 fixes and 📈 improvements

#dendron #vscode #vscodium

https://wiki.dendron.so/notes/alm6fkd30r0zv04pf23h8jt/

After Obsidian and Logseq, I give Dendron a try https://nsirap.com/posts/067-after-obsidian-and-logseq-i-try-dendron/ #obsidian #dendron #logseq #notes

Dendron - Knowledge Management. Redefined. Lightning fast. Open source. Built to scale. https://www.dendron.so/ #Internet #KnowledgeManagement #VSCode #Plugin #Dendron by @dendronhq@twitter.com

Figured out how to do text snippets in Visual Studio Code for Dendron notes. My wish for this world is less JSON.

#Workflow #Dendron #VSCode

https://randomgeekery.life/posts/2022/07/1658189078/

Update on #Dendron note taking software. I think I like it because it is an improved version of what I was already doing before: keeping some README and keeping a research journal. Almost every organisation/productivity system that helped me and I sticked to use was an improved version of what I was naturally doing.

Well, it's been a long time since I updated my blog - my current #markdown #notetaking system using #VSCode and #Dendron:

https://secreci.com/posts/20220428-dendron-knowledgebase/

@pedro i'm testing #dendron right now in VS Code.

@erock Nice! That's a good list. From what you list, I'm a big fan of #Dendron on desktop, and #Obsidian on mobile :)

As for other apps: hard to say, because it depends on line between PKM and note-taking. When I do think PKM/SecondBrain/etc. I do think of what you list (Foam, Logseq, Obsidian, Dendron, Notion, etc.).

Misc. depending on the line (some not released yet):
- Heptabase
- vim / vimwiki
- Napkin
- Tangent Notes
- Organizedly
- Nota
- Coda
- Typora
- Unigraph
- Zotero
- Working Copy