![]() ![]() Unfortunately, coda does not have a way to do any of this cleanly that I am aware of, and definitely not at scale. As would being able to plug into my obsidian vault directly, which is on icloud. Playing nicely with LiquidText would also help a lot. Bookmarks I would ideally add with one click across platforms, or just hook cleanly into pinboard which does this already. Ideally, I could use email or file operations to get documents into the system, tags to organize them, and tables to find them. For my use case at least, I would like to have PDF documents, markdown documents, web links, and custom data fields such as contacts all linkable in various ways, and be able to add and organized documents and information in the most streamlined way possible. Where it may fall down for your use case is 1) document management, and 2) data entry. Yes, markdown can give you a small set of tabular data quickly, but that is about it… and don’t get me started on editing markdown tables…Ĭoda’s superpower is easy to create relational databases on the fly- you can have a table of books, another of quotes that is linked to the books, notes, etc and filter, combine, and pivot these on the fly. If you play around with coda tables and see what you can do with essentially on-the-fly relational database, you will never want to see another markdown table again. Not terrible, but it creates a lot of work. You can get around this by having a companion markdown note for each PDF. ![]() ![]() What this means is that you find them, link to them, and view them, but you cannot tag them or easily search for them (that I have found), even using automation plug ins such as dataview. PDFs are second tier citizens in obsidian. Thought the biggest issues with obsidian for me are pdf handling and markdown tables. The editor itself is not as good as typora in my opinion. It adds a lot in linking markdown documents together and automations.
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