4 posts tagged with "Obsidian"

In today's information-rich world, developing a personalized knowledge management system is essential for anyone engaged in academic research, continuous learning, and maintaining balanced productivity. After much experimentation, I've developed a cross-platform workflow that effectively bridges my academic research, personal learning journey, and daily life management. Here's how I've structured my digital ecosystem.

Welcome to Quartz 4

Quartz 4 is a static-site generator that transforms Markdown content from Obsidian into websites. It serves as an excellent alternative to Obsidian's official publishing service.

Sync Obsidian on All Platforms (Windows, Mac, Android, iOS) and Multiple Devices​

0. Requirements​

Obsidian Plugin:

• Remotely Sync - Third-party sync plugin

Cloud Storage Service (choose one):

• WebDAV - Universal protocol, works with many providers
• Dropbox - Popular cloud storage with excellent cross-platform support
• OneDrive - Microsoft's cloud service, best for Windows ecosystem

The old blog is here.

Learning JavaScript​

In the second week, I tried to read "JavaScript The Definitive Guide" by David Flanagan, but it was not easy for starting. I chose "Head First JavaScript Programming" by Eric T. Freeman and Elisabeth Robson as my introduction, and I read about 1/3 of it in one day. Since I had the experience of learning C and Python, it was easier to understand.