Writing my Website using Obsidian

https://lemmy.zip/post/65873295

Writing my Website using Obsidian - Lemmy.zip

I’m currently building a small website as my online portfolio and blog, with some fun stuff like making it explorable as a side-scroller “game” (I gaven’t enabled that functionality yet), and as part of documenting the process, I’m trying to write short blog posts that cover some of the tools and decisions I’m making along the way. This post is about how I decided to write the site’s content using Markdown in order to write using Obsidian, and how I then turn that Markdown code into clean, modern HTML “on the fly”. > Please note that the site itself is still very much a work in progress.

Had to boost as I run out of ideas.

Weirdly hiding the sidebar still doesn't help. I don't understand why they're are so many actions from notebook navigator whilst I type.

#obsidian #ObsidianMD #notebooknavigator #plugin

Obsidian community I'd appreciate your input on this:

Whenever I enable notebook navigator on my laptop (older, but not ancient) running windows 10, my typing starts to lag. Performance monitor confirms the same thing that it's causing CPU spike.

Unfortunately that plugin is crucial to my workflow and apparently people tend to have more performance issues with other plugins instead of this one and there has been no reported issues and fixes that apply to my scenario.

What are my options?

#Obsidian #ObsidianMD #notetaking #notetakingapp #notebooknavigator #help

Estoy actualizando la presentación de mi plan de investigación y en la última diapositiva el año pasado salía el grafo de mi obsidian. Aquí está el antes y el después de un año. Ese punto verde al lado de uno naranjo gordo, esos son las notas de la redacción del #articulo.

#obsidian #obsidianmd

That took me back to Markdown (using #ObsidianMD) and some variation of #LaTeX.

While writing with Obsidian in Markdown is easy enough, there are just certain things that I know I want to do that would require some automation to convert into LaTeX anyway. My thought there is that if I’m gonna have to go down that road anyway, I might as well just stick to LaTeX from the start, and be done with it.

…and that took me back to LaTeX

Mój motyw Praxis jest już dostępny oficjalnie w #ObsidianMD.

Powstał dlatego, że nie mogłem znaleźć motywu dla siebie. Większość ciemnych motywów jest albo zbyt szara i sterylna, albo pełna jaskrawych kolorów, które dobrze wyglądają na screenach, ale niekoniecznie podczas wielogodzinnej pracy.

Praxis został zaprojektowany przede wszystkim jako motyw dark-first. Inspiracją były naturalne, ziemiste kolory i złoty podział. Zależało mi na tym, żeby kolory były ciepłe i wyraziste, ale bez neonowych akcentów i agresywnego kontrastu.

Dużo czasu poświęciłem też na dopracowanie proporcji, typografii i odstępów, tak aby całość sprawiała wrażenie spójnego systemu, a nie zbioru przypadkowych stylów.

To nie jest jeszcze finalna wersja. Mam już listę rzeczy do poprawienia i kilka pomysłów na dalszy rozwój, ale uznałem, że motyw osiągnął etap, w którym warto pokazać go szerszej społeczności i zbierać opinie.

Jeśli korzystasz z Obsidiana, motyw można już zainstalować bezpośrednio z poziomu aplikacji lub Community Themes:

https://community.obsidian.md/themes/praxis

Praxis

Praxis is a theme for Obsidian

#obsidianMD users: "the best thing about obsidian is that it just uses your normal files and folders, and you can look at it with any normal markdown viewer"
also obsidian users: "folders are a scam you should never touch. i have seen god's face and it is an interconnected web of linked notes"

Patrons are getting a look at the new #ObsidianMD vault of #TTRPG content and how some of it will be scheduled to unlock into the RPG Resource Repository and Creative Commons.

https://members.phd20.com/posts/architects-vault-159566738

this is the plugin i use in #obsidianMD to make really slick tables of cards for decks and wishlists. there's a couple of options but this one is working well for me!

#MTG #decklist https://github.com/ekrizdis367/obsidian-mtg-decklist

@joel
I have a similar setup in many ways, thanks for sharing.
In the favorites bar I use emojis, which show only those apps tagged with that emoji.
Material Files sports an FTP server, which is super useful. You may check out #PlainApp which gives you a web Gui for doing all sorts of things from your desktop browser.
Instead of Markor I use #obsidianmd for portability.
Besides FDroid you may have a look at #obtainium
Question: what app do you use for the Recent Apps feature?