Since I was at the conference for a part of the week, I didn’t have much time left to work on my side projects.
- Iterative and Incremental note-taking
- How to capture information
- How to capture quotes
- How to capture information about persons of interest
Those start completing the picture of how to take smart(er) notes in practice.
Here’s a small update on the $$$ for those who like numbers:
- Obsidian Starter Kit: 58 sales in the last 30 days ($910, down from ~$960 last week)
- Personal Knowledge Library: 20 sales in the last 30 days ($395, up from $380 last week)
I’ve started developing a plugin for Obsidian called
Obsidian Publisher. The goal of the plugin is to help me publish my notes on the Web more easily. Currently, I manually copy my notes to my blog, and fiddle with pictures/metadata. Then I manually import articles from
my blog to
Medium. And sometimes to other sites as well (e.g., DEV.to, HashNode, etc). This takes quite some time and effort and is “dumb” work. Moreover, whenever I need to fix typos, it’s a nightmare as I need to edit n different places.
With the plugin, it will be possible to publish/update as many articles as I want, all in one go.