and published a couple of my own plugins and a Web Clipper bookmarklet. I made a theme for Obsidian called Minimal that attempts to make the app feel more native, especially on Mac: There are a handful of plugins like Dataview, QuickAdd, Kanban and Periodic Notes that make Obsidian an incredibly powerful environment for thought. It makes it easy to recommend Obsidian because you can shape it into whatever you want. The sheer breadth of plugins, themes, and other community-driven tools that have been generated in 18 months is spectacular. What differentiates Obsidian from all of the other tools in this area, is that they have made extensibility a top priority. I immediately migrated 20 years of notes to it.
I started using Obsidian when it came out last year, and it instantly clicked for me. Just a couple of years ago I was pulling my hair out trying to get a local wiki to feel like a native app, and now we have a dozen great options to choose from. This is an incredible time for knowledge management tools.
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