I've been using simply `nvim "$(date "+%Y/%b/%d").md"` for about 5 years now. Every time I see a note-taking project or an article about it, like the Zettelkasten method for example, I'm comparing to my one-liner.
I think it'd be useful to have a gif in https://github.com/fdavies93/daily-notes.nvim like https://github.com/jakobkhansen/journal.nvim does. But even then I must say, I still can't intuitively see the benefits of installing a whole plugin. I'm not doubting there are benefits, it's just that I'm reluctant to invest the days and weeks installing and using these plugins to know how they work.
I’m in the process of ditching vscode and for now settled on nvim as the replacement. Currently, I still use Dendron for taking notes. There are some suggestions for companion plugins at the end of the readme - does anyone have additional suggestions? For example for tagging, linking between notes and visualizing the graph?
I just write my journal straight to an llm. It gives me positive feedback and I can ask about my plans. Works great.
I love working with neovim and i do all my programming with it for more than 20 years.
I often struggle to "move my life" to neovim. For example, task management apps are both on my phone, my laptop and web if i need them.
How do you guys work with neovim on other non-programming related tasks and still manage to keep everything in sync?