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The cult of Obsidian: Why people are obsessed with the note-taking app
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this post was submitted on 15 Oct 2023
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I use foam for vscode. Works great, is codium compatible, and is open source
This. Foam is awesome and it's what I use.
Also I really like how it's just a folder full of documents so if I need something that foam can't do (like a proper spreadsheet with formulas) I can just use another product for that and save the file in the same folder alongside my Foam notes.
The only thing is it's not a complete package. You do need to combine it with other VSCode extensions and a sync platform. Also VSCode doesn't run (well) on a phone.
Commenting to remind myself to check this out. Thanks.