Hi all. Latest #PKM Weekly (15-Feb-25) is live:
#tana Office hours and Skills
#Capacities latest release
#logseq Group views
#Obsidian Updates and alternatives
#Anytype Updates (lots of them)
#Heptabase Task view
#noteey and #SiYuan updates.
- https://ednico.substack.com/p/pkm-weekly-2025-02-15
- https://ednico.medium.com/pkm-weekly-2025-02-15-90654afc1aec
Many thanks as always
Hi all. Latest #PKM Weekly (8-Feb-25) is live:
1. What a week for #tana Wow!
2. #capacities new app video
3. RTC updates in #Logseq and import
4. #obsidian updates
5. #Octarine updates
6. Collaboration in #Heptabase
7. #Noteey wiki + price increase
- https://ednico.substack.com/p/pkm-weekly-2025-02-08
- https://ednico.medium.com/pkm-weekly-2025-02-08-215d92a34aaf
Many thanks as ever
Hi all. #PKM Weekly (26-Jan-25) is live:
#Capacities Update 45 and #logseq DB Version features (query table).
#tana ready for launch? Review of using Tana and Heptabase. #Obsidian Gems of winners and updated insider version.
#Heptabase tasks on mobile (wow) and Tangent (@emilyzsh) preview (wowx2)!
#appflowy and Orca Note, #noteey and more updates.
- https://ednico.substack.com/p/pkm-weekly-2025-01-26
- https://ednico.medium.com/pkm-weekly-2025-01-26-66dd6fdc31f1
Thank you as always for reading.
Hi all. #PKM Weekly (19-Jan-25) is live:
#Capacities Update (and oops...sneak peek). #logseq DB Version updates.
#tana updates (no mobile), #obsidan Gems of 2024 vote and #appflowy AI (wow!).
Also:
- Orca Note
- #Heptabase
- #TwosApp
- Journal It
- #SiYuan
- #Notion
- Sen-Labs
- https://ednico.substack.com/p/pkm-weekly-2025-01-19
- https://ednico.medium.com/pkm-weekly-2025-01-19-fd53559cd717
Thank you as always for reading
I like #Heptabase for many of its features, but organizing notes is not one of them. I'm really curious how people organize their Heptabase. Tabs and tab groups feel cumbersome to me. Tags require a lot of top-down manual effort.
As much as I love working on boards to make sense of things this lack of intuitive organization makes me uncomfortable. It even prevents me from using Heptabase as a #pkm system, so I just link to certain boards from elsewhere.
Hi everyone, PKM Weekly post for this week (71-Sep-24) is live. Updates from:
#Capacities
#logseq
#tana
#obsidian
#heptabase
Other apps too.
https://ednico.substack.com/p/pkm-weekly-2024-09-07
Many thanks as always for reading!
Caffeine kicking in, got another #PKM study thought I feel compelled to share.
I usually use an outliner (#Logseq specifically) for knowledge capture because it's easy to indicate something's a tangent or subtopic, zoom in on important bits, and hide away bits that aren't important right now.
But when everything's new and I don't know what's important, even an outliner is too much structure. I need to dump terms and links, keep them all in view, and sort them out as I go. That's where I go for the whiteboarding tool (#KinopioClub or #Heptabase specifically).
oh i already finished this coffee time for more
I've been using #Heptabase for a few weeks now and it's great. I read a lot of PDFs and for breaking down information it's the best thing I've used so far.
But no API, no integrations and a (relatively) steep price makes me very hesitant to commit to it.
Their team is awesome tho.
#pkm
My problem, you see, is that I think like #Logseq, work like #Obsidian, and organize like #Heptabase.
Hi Everyone, I am happy to say that the latest PKM Weekly post is live.
The developments from this week come from:
#tana
#obsidian
#logseq
#Heptabase
#capacities
Stack - https://pkmweekly.substack.com/p/pkm-weekly-2024-06-01
Medium - https://ednico.medium.com/pkm-weekly-2024-06-01-774fa6d501d2
Many thanks as always for reading!
I think I need Notes-App-Switchers Anonymous. Also: #Heptabase is awaesome 
#pkm
As a note-taking reader and writer … I find that when I’m reading and writing non-fiction, I take a lot of notes. When I’m reading and writing fiction, I take far fewer notes. (When I'm writing a novel, I might go for days without touching #Obsidian or #Heptabase.)
When reading fiction, what kind of notes do you take in #Obsidian or #Heptabase or #Logseq?
Cannot believe I’m saying this, but if you haven’t looked at #Heptabase, you really should, especially if you’re a visual/spatial thinker. #PKM
So, I’m falling in love with #Heptabase a little.
Okay, I got to ask at this point. #Heptabase is being weirdly buggy to me at all odds and ends. The desktop app likes to hang up repeatedly on startup or a few minutes into operation. Similar redraw/unresponsive issues occur on the mobile app, where scrolling down after pasting plainly becomes impossible.
The stability doesn‘t feel like a 1.0 product. Even Logseq on mobile and desktop is more stable than this.
Anyone else having such issues?
I want fewer app feature #PKM videos and more “I made this wonderful thing people care about using a PKM-based workflow and here's how I did it, step by step" videos.
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