i've not been very diligent in tracking my workouts at the gym, which of course any reasonable person (such as myself) will attribute due to a lack of a proper intake system in their #Obsidian vault.

given my state of #EndlessShenanigansOfAnUnemployedMind i decided to give it a try.

right now i've only got resistance training down, but i'm thinking that i could extend the system in one of 2 ways:

1. create separate templates for every “type” of exercise
2. create a monolith template that asks me questions based on which “type” of exercise i'm performing ie. treadmill, resistance training, cardio, mobility, etc.

the mobile app is binda kuggy so we'll see how this actually compares to me throwing random words into my daily fleeting note that i then organise later

_also cool_

in my basefile i've got a custom property that displays a summary based on the frontmatter of each note.

idk how it will scale but at least unlike having to write #Dataview code it groups everything by date.

Динамический просмотр задач на любую дату в Obsidian: Meta Bind + DataviewJS

Если тема управления задачами в Obsidian вам близка - заглядывайте в мой тг-канал , там я разбираю подобные вещи регулярно.

https://habr.com/ru/articles/1019506/

#Obsidian #dataview #jacascript #metabind #планирование #продуктивность #дедлайны #dataviewjs

Как я заменил таск-трекер на Obsidian + Claude Code и перестал вести доски руками

Трекеры задач превращаются в кладбище карточек, потому что это отдельное окно и отдельное усилие. Я заменил их на Obsidian + Claude Code: задачи — это markdown-файлы на диске, дашборды рендерит Obsidian, а Claude управляет всем из терминала через слэш-команды. Универсальный шаблон выложил в открытый доступ - теперь можно общаться со своим крафтовым таск-трекером, будто это Linear с MCP (только у нас дома).

https://habr.com/ru/articles/1008564/

#obsidian #claude_code #тасктрекер #управление_задачами #продуктивность #markdown #git #автоматизация #open_source #dataview

Either #elk or my server is b0rked, the home page of YT is b0rked, and I am in a foul mood. All good reasons to stay offline and work on my paper - #obsidian integration process.

I also need to figure out how to convert my existing Obsidian journal entry process (currently using inline properties) to a setup that uses Bases as I start to migrate at least some stuff away from being dependent on the #dataview plugin.

The combination of #Obsidian (which I've been using for years, now), the Obsidian #Dataview plugin, the YAML frontmatter in my notes that #ClaudeCode helped me put together: give me super useful queries. Using Dataview, YAML, and doing queries within Obsidian is new to me; but that's an implementation detail. Obsidian and Claude are already in my toolbox.

These queries allow me to assemble a "dashboard" for my practice sessions (Each practice session is a dated file. I care about the ones I recently did. I care about the ones I'm planning in the future), weaknesses, and exercises to address those weaknesses.

I can bookmark the dashboard; but it's annoying to bookmark "the next session" (because that's a different file every day).

Adding the #MetaBind plugin lets me put buttons on my dashboard to actually **create** a file for an upcoming session ... that new file can hold my thoughts and plans!

And because practice sessions are now queryable, I can find, e.g., every time I practiced for more than 30 minutes; every time I used the such-and-such practice tool; etc.

Is your Obsidian Daily Note just a 'write-only' memory hole? You write it once and never see it again? 🗑️

It’s time to stop treating it like a diary and start treating it like a Dashboard.

Most online tutorials offer broken code that lags your vault or breaks during sync. Here is how to build an Enterprise-Grade template that actually works:

https://myangle.net/5-essential-obsidian-dataview-queries-for-your-daily-notes-template/

#ObsidianMD #Dataview #PKM #SecondBrain

I was gently positive on #Obsidian Bases as a replacement for #DataView, but I'm esp finding the action of "produce dynamic list of related notes to current note" is much smoother with Bases.

In DV:
- write .js file containing DV 'SQL' (in eg vim)
- create a new specific-to-that-query 3-4 line template/snippet
- use eg Templater hotkey to embed snippet

Bases:
- write new Base (in obsidian!)
- type ![<base name>] to embed

Cuts out the template middleman, & no editing 'external' files.

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