CodeMacLife, to random
@CodeMacLife@allthingstech.social avatar

I’ve been using Workflowy for 24 hours and I have to say I love it! ❤️

A plain text outliner with backlinks, mirroring, MFA, Kanban, incredible search capabilities and much more.
It is precisely what I was looking for.

Here's my referral link - https://workflowy.com/invite/98e06245.lnx

#workflowy #outliner #plaintext #notetaking #noteapps

preslavrachev, to Logseq
@preslavrachev@mastodon.social avatar

All I want from a digital knowledge assistant are these three simple things:

  • ReMarkable 2's hardware
  • Everying is an infinte outline.
  • Handwritten and typed text are the same thing, and can swapped around with intuitive gestures.

If each of those exists separately, why is no one working on combining them in the one perfect device?

I have left detailed descriptions on my blog: https://preslav.me/2024/01/19/the-perfect-knowledge-assistant-device-that-does-not-exist/


dhrystone, to random
@dhrystone@techhub.social avatar

Loaded up for the first time in maybe two years and busted up at the account name I chose when I originally installed it.

dhrystone, (edited ) to random
@dhrystone@techhub.social avatar

So is this true, that is dying or dead completely? I started using it back in 2018 and thought it was an absolutely wonderful program (WAY better than , its main competitor), even used it as a task/todo list for several months. Supposedly the developers are also associated with .

Honestly I haven’t used it much over the last couple of years because yes, Obsidian contains a lot of the functionality. Still, Dynalist is just great as a standalone outliner with everything built in, including a free sync backend that isn’t iCloud.

https://reddit.com/r/dynalist/comments/17c2ha6/will_dynalist_continue_or_close/

tokensane, to random
@tokensane@mastodon.me.uk avatar

My personal approach is just use a word processor in outline mode. Then fill in the details.

Or if my ideas aren't that well-formed, I just start writing down everything I know and then try to shuffle stuff into some kind of order. The mere act of writing it down forces me to organise my thoughts and identifies weak points in my thinking.

TL;DR: use a word processor. Write first, organise second.

Leisureguy,
@Leisureguy@mstdn.ca avatar

@tokensane I agree with the benefits of outlining to organize.

Scrivener is excellent in this regard and as a general writing tool. It's $85 (but has a free trial) https://www.literatureandlatte.com/scrivener/overview

But Workflowy is an excellent outliner that is free: https://workflowy.com (Premium has more features.)
https://workflowy.com

And a cool thing with Workflowy: you can share an outline or section of it — for example: https://workflowy.com/s/EoN_.O3WuSBHPrZ

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