Logseq now has a whiteboard feature that is similarly powerful.
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#13This looks like Obsidian's first move away from using some dialect of markdown? The .canvas files appear to be human readable json, but certainly not as readable as markdown. I'm excited to try this out, but I hope this isn't a trend towards using proprietary formats.
You can see the spec for .canvas here: https://github.com/obsidianmd/obsidian-api/blob/master/canva...
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#14How is this different from Figma? my only issue with Figma is navigating through the screens once you create this gigantic canvas.
Similarly, right now they’re discussing how to contain a node-based database in human-readable markdown comments.
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#15I've been wanting a tool like this forever - ideally you can enter/exit these scopes/contexts so that everything above fades away. I like to think about problems in these scopes and then have the ability to "zoom out" to collect/link things, without disturbing the internal contents. Kinda like the C4/icepanel stuff but without so much pomp and circumstance.
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#17still no free search
It seems to do free text search over notes content just fine for me.
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#18A thread on Reddit give me a small hope this update may do that but I don't think so.
PS: I'm aware of the daily notes viewer, and that's what I currently use for most of these situations. But it doesn't help with having a simple way to see contents of all recently created notes.
Edit: this is something I mostly want for mobile
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#19I would kill for some sort of integration between Remarkable and Obsidian. Both are excellent tools and the Remarkable is great for sketching on the go. I just wish I could keep both in sync somehow.