How do you handle making conceptual connections? E.g., I take notes on a book about concentration, but I want to have a note specifically about that connected to it. Yet, I want the concept of concentration to be within a hierarchy (e.g., cognition.attention.concentration). It feels odd to have a note that says, "Physical Exercise/Fitness helps [[cognition.attention.concentration]]." I want to it just say, "Physical Exercise/Fitness helps concentration" but, I want their to be a connection to the concept of concentration. Any thoughts on this?

you can try "Physical Exercise/Fitness helps [[concentration|cognition.attention.concentration]]."

add a bar between them

it should work

And that doesn't create a whole new note?

nope

it shows "Physical Exercise/Fitness helps concentration" in the preview (with the word "concentration" in blue, showing that it's a link)

Great. Thanks!

You can throw any language under the bus, and you can use any language to do awesome things, it just wasn't a fit for me. I also am glad I was able to go full time my last year at the University of Pittsburgh to finish my Comp Sci degree, they change the teaching language to Java from C/C++, another language I glad I never had to touch!

it is workable on iOS but it might not work for specific apps depending on how they handle wiki links

@User Are there any anyone knows that work with a dot delimiter?

i think gitjournal does https://gitjournal.io/

Will there be support for scheduling tasks? I'd like to be able to add a todo that shows up in my daily notes on the day that I scheduled it I guess I could just create the day i want to schedule that todo?

That's what I do at the moment. AFAIK markdown doesn't have any "standard* for task beyond - [ ] so you would need to agree on a syntax first. Personally I quite like the taskpaper approach

haven't looked into that yet 👀

Im coming from org-mode which supports

TODO

and

DONE

So do I and of course that's an option too. I used the Todo+ extension https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=fabiospampinato.vscode-todo-plus for a while

ah cool. I guess the bullet journal way is to keep migrating your todos forward, or the ones you care about

we do have a feature request to create alerts with tasks submitted by @User. feel free to 👍 up the issue if its important to you and it'll help me prioiritize it :) https://github.com/dendronhq/dendron/issues/282

nice find! will add it to our tips section in the docs 🙂 https://dendron.so/notes/692fa114-f798-467f-a0b9-3cccc327aa6f.html

Is there anyway to find out if the schema I am creating is actually getting picked up by the parser? Where should I notice a difference in behaviour. The lookup panel does not seem to do a lot with it, if anything at all... Why do I even want them besides for templating? It's not becoming clear just by reading the documentation.

main difference is that you should notice a book icon next to the result in lookup. you will also get auto-complete suggestions if you are creating a new hierarchy that matches a schema. as for why use schemas - they help both document and enforce the consistency of your hierarchies. more details in this faq: https://dendron.so/notes/683740e3-70ce-4a47-a1f4-1f140e80b558.html#what-is-the-deal-with-schemas-do-i-need-to-use-them also, here's a blog post about schema benefits: kevinslin.com/notes/3dd58f62-fee5-4f93-b9f1-b0f0f59a9b64.html

Thanks for the quick reply, really appreciate it! I'll have a look at that blogpost, and make sure to understand the FAQ item. I'll get back to you with my findings.

what package does dendron use to create the note id?

uuid

package

ah cool

using this + alfred to paste a note from my clipboard into a scratch note in Dendron https://github.com/johnlindquist/.js/

gotta generate the frontmatter correctly