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A mix of technical deep-dives, career reflections, and dispatches from the road.

Daily Notes in Obsidian: Build a Workflow That Actually Sticks thumbnail
obsidianJun 16, 2026· 3 min
Daily Notes in Obsidian: Build a Workflow That Actually Sticks
How to set up a daily notes workflow in Obsidian that you will actually use, from the core plugin to Templater templates and Dataview queries.
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Templater for Obsidian: Stop Writing the Same Thing Twice thumbnail
obsidianJun 11, 2026· 4 min
Templater for Obsidian: Stop Writing the Same Thing Twice
The Templater plugin turns Obsidian's static template system into a real automation engine — dynamic dates, user prompts, folder triggers, and optional…
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Using Dataview for Project Tracking in Obsidian thumbnail
obsidianJun 6, 2026· 3 min
Using Dataview for Project Tracking in Obsidian
Turn your Obsidian vault into a self-updating project tracker with Dataview: frontmatter conventions, a live dashboard, and task queries that never go stale.
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Obsidian Canvas: Turn Your Vault Into a Visual Thinking Space thumbnail
obsidianJun 5, 2026· 3 min
Obsidian Canvas: Turn Your Vault Into a Visual Thinking Space
How to use Obsidian's Canvas core plugin for project planning, brainstorming, and connecting notes spatially — plus a look at the open JSON Canvas format…
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Obsidian Properties and Frontmatter: Stop Treating Metadata as an Afterthought thumbnail
obsidianJun 3, 2026· 4 min
Obsidian Properties and Frontmatter: Stop Treating Metadata as an Afterthought
Obsidian's Properties panel makes YAML frontmatter approachable for every note, and pairing it with typed fields and Dataview queries turns your vault into…
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Tags vs. Folders in Obsidian: How to Organize Your Vault Without Going Crazy thumbnail
obsidianMay 27, 2026· 4 min
Tags vs. Folders in Obsidian: How to Organize Your Vault Without Going Crazy
Folders and tags both have a place in Obsidian, but they solve fundamentally different problems. Here's how to use each one effectively so your vault stays…
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