Readit NewsI am currently using Syncthing but unfortunately it's client app has been removed from Google Play [1]. I am managing with Syncthing-Fork.
[1] https://github.com/syncthing/syncthing-android/issues/2064
I made the switch to org-roam because i wanted to use elisp to develop instead of JS obsidian plugins.
It took me a while to get over the learning curve but I’m very happy with it
* Any particular resources you followed to learn Elisp.
* What sort of time investment did it require for you to build your own system based out of Emacs?
* How are you syncing your files?
I've also found the concept of an "inbox" from the Zettelkasten method very helpful. Anytime something comes up that's not yet in my system, I add it to the inbox for later processing (org-capture on my computer, and beorg on my phone). This way, note entry doesn't require a full context switch. I then just make sure to regularly drain my inbox.
I don't use emacs currently for anything but org-mode but I'm far happier with this than I was with a never ending `.md` file.
Here is what I rely on as a founder who does a lot of context switching:
- a never-ending text file for todos and work journal [0]
- calendar for planning (and blocking focus time)
- website blocker
- turned off notifications
1. I was manually dumping the the link and manually adding the title. 2. Slack lists seems to be okayish but doesn't let me tag easily. Message is not highlighted as much as Later feature does. 3. Trying out Notion but it doesn't show message upfront.