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submitted 10 months ago by PsychrolutesMarcidus to c/pkms

Too much apps posts heh?

Since I tried to do google keep, I was making notes for about a month and then just didn't open the app for some reason...

I reaaaaally missed the graph view of obsidian. I am actually a backend developer. So I decided to learn flutter to make my perfect note taking app. And I was postponing creating notes, because I need to make a perfect app first. It was counter productive. I needed to make notes and I didn't.

Last weekend (the only time when I have free time) I researching how to make graph view. As I was thinking about edge cases for my own implementation (because how else ofcource) I realised something. It is not worth it. I spend too much time and energy on it. It's not fun, it will not bring me money.

I wanted to make my own obsidian because I didn't want to use syncthing. Then I spend 6 months (well not really if we exclude the time spent on work). And now I am back from where I started.

I want to try this.

I do feel a little anxious that I don't really have a goal for an output. But it is better to stick to something then start the search for something perfect again

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[-] femboycuddles 5 points 10 months ago

Im not quite sure if this is solving anything, but if you don't want to use obsidians sync, you can use the "self-hosted" live sync plugin. It's pretty easy to use and works great once you get it running. You do need a server but it's very low on rescource usage so you can get that pretty cheaply

[-] PsychrolutesMarcidus 3 points 10 months ago

That's interesting, thanks! Didn't know about that

[-] anothercatgirl 2 points 10 months ago

I have a similar problem with my backup solutions!

[-] petrescatraian@libranet.de 1 points 10 months ago

@PsychrolutesMarcidus Would using something like DAVx5 or RSAF help in this situation as well?

I store my notes on pCloud.

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