Yes, I read (most of) that earlier this afternoon. Good stuff! On Wednesday, January 22, 2020 at 8:34:02 PM UTC-6, Diego Mesa wrote: > > David, > > Like you Im *very *impressed. Take a look at the white paper (presented > in Roam): > > https://roamresearch.com/#/v8/help/page/Vu1MmjinS > > > On Wednesday, January 22, 2020 at 8:12:31 PM UTC-6, David Gifford wrote: >> >> Hi all >> >> The bi-directional thread I started this morning referenced Roam. Since >> that thread got things moving in one direction, the topic of Roam needs to >> go in this separate thread. >> >> I have been playing with Roam (https://roamresearch.com/) off and on >> today. It is pretty amazing. It is still in beta and has huge rough edges. >> But what it does, it does really well. >> >> 1) Has most of the functionality of other outliners. So it is really fast >> for writing. >> >> 2) The bidirectional links is more than just displaying the link. Here is >> a link to my experimenting: >> https://roamresearch.com/#/app/giffmex/page/I1UV-3WO- >> >> 2.a) Follow a tag or a link on that page (for example 'Jealousy' - note >> that at present tags and links are functionally the same in Roam), to see >> not only the link back to El Placer de vivir, but also the lines with those >> links - and that section is editable (when not in read-only mode). >> 2.b) If you change a page title, it automatically changes all links. >> 2.c) Oh, and in that editable sectoin of backlinks, it also shows >> unlinked references to the present page, and gives you a button to 'Link >> all'. >> ' >> 3) In the left sidebar, click on Graph overview. Click on a node to see >> its relationships light up. Then right-click a node and choose View in cose >> layout' >> >> 4) In the left sidebar, click All pages to see and search all the pages. >> >> 5) Right-click the page title (El placer de vivir... or whatever page you >> have open at this point) and choose open in right sidebar. You can have >> that open and edit it while going to another page, and have them side by >> side. >> >> 6) Feel free to read my comments in the "Thoughts on Roam" page, linked >> to from the left sidebar shortcuts area >> >> 7) There are numerous features you can't see in a read-only page: >> diagrams, tables, emojis, quick embedding of Youtube videos, tasks and >> scheduling, etc. If you want to play with the editing features, go to >> https://roamresearch.com/#/v8/help/page/1308. >> >> 7.a) Try typing a / in the text somewhere to see the insertion options >> menu that comes up. >> >> 7.b) Right-click a bullet to see more options >> >> 7.c) Lots of valuable pages in there about knowledge management and >> Getting things done, and other topics, as well as help for Roam. See the >> All pages section. >> >> I am not requesting feedback, and it is not a matter of comparing Roam >> and TiddlyWiki (largely a case of apples and oranges), nor am I requesting >> these features. I am just posting this because I was impressed, and thought >> you all might like to see this. This makes the production of topical notes >> based on research and reading very easy on a very huge scale. Enjoy. >> >
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