AJ Zane
@azanebrain
Has anyone tried anytype.io/ ?
I had been using a private GitLab repo to keep notes across devices and a simple static site generator for organizing things through tags. I switched to Notion when I couldn't figure out why my markdown editor wouldn't access the folder where the git client was cloning to. I stuck with it for the embed feature.
Are you sharing docs externally? In other words, do you need the SSG at all?
For personal use local markdown files + preview is a much easier workflow. VS Code with the Markdown All In One extension is more than enough (if you don't already want to use Obsidian).
It's all private, but I have a mix of journals, project logs, work experience, random thoughts, etc. I like having an interface that lets me quickly review, filter, and collate
Markdown IMO is still the best for that - even Notion acknowledges that given its interface works very well with (and is partly based on) Markdown.
Obsidian also has plugins that are stored per-vault so you can enhance your setup with things like kanban boards, data tables/spreadsheets, etc.
I was going to but it's pretty complicated to setup on a server, you need at least a MongoDB database and a Redis.
Here is the installation guide: tech.anytype.io/how-to/self-h…
For me it's about standing out in the sea of resumes recruiters and hiring managers are looking through. If you can get in contact with a human and get a referral you have significantly better odds than applying through the company's careers page.
A great place to start is to look at the company's LinkedIn page and see if you have any connections - previous colleagues, alumni, friends of friends.
It was great getting into game development again! I haven't made a game since 2009. In Flash...
Check it out on Itch: azanebrain.itch.io/frost-in-s…
Big props to my team for teaching me Unity!
Cool! I'll be honest, I played for a bit but couldn't figure out how to move around. Tried WASD and the arrow keys, no dice. Maybe it only works when you download it?
It's all private, but I have a mix of journals, project logs, work experience, random thoughts, etc. I like having an interface that lets me quickly review, filter, and collate
Markdown IMO is still the best for that - even Notion acknowledges that given its interface works very well with (and is partly based on) Markdown.
Obsidian also has plugins that are stored per-vault so you can enhance your setup with things like kanban boards, data tables/spreadsheets, etc.