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danielprindii.com | ||
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amerpie.lol
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| | | | | The most popular Obsidian community plugins, Excalidraw, Dataview and Advanced Tables have over a million downloads apiece. The Obsidian forums and Reddit are full of questions about the best ways to use them. There's no doubting the power of these plugins and the value they add to Obsidian. But what about the lesser-known work of volunteer developers who make up the backbone of the devout Obsidian community? What about more niche cases and hidden gems? | |
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xavd.id
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| | | | | A tour of my Obsidian setup, describing in detail how I use Obsidian for custom technical documentation. | |
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pivic.blog
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| | | | | [AI summary] This blog post lists the author's favorite Obsidian plugins, detailing their features, benefits, and usage scenarios. | |
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www.thoughtasylum.com
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| | | The personal knowledge management application Obsidian has a built in templating system that allows you to insert boiler plate text into an Obsidian note. While it is entirely functional, the Obsidian community is full of talented developers, and through its plugin architecture, a templating plugin surfaced that provided considerably more functionality than the core plugin. I recently posted about one of the more advanced uses for this plugin, and was contacted by one of my readers to note that I had not actually explained how to use templating. In this post, I'm going to attempt to address that omission. | ||
