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title: "Obsidian: A Year Later"
description: "Reflections on using Obsidian for research notes, teaching materials, and personal knowledge management."
pubDate: "Jan 15 2024"
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authorName: "Neeldhara"
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# Obsidian: A Year Later
After a year of daily use, Obsidian has transformed how I think about knowledge management.
## What Works Brilliantly
### The Graph View
Seeing connections between ideas visually has led to unexpected research insights. The graph isn't just pretty - it's functional.
### Plugin Ecosystem
The community plugins are incredible. Dataview turns your notes into a database. Templater automates repetitive tasks.
### Local Storage
Your notes are just markdown files. No vendor lock-in, complete control, and peace of mind.
## Pain Points
### Mobile Experience
While functional, the mobile app lacks the fluidity of the desktop version. Syncing can occasionally hiccup.
### Learning Curve
The flexibility means complexity. New users might feel overwhelmed by options.
## The Verdict
For academics and researchers, Obsidian is transformative. The investment in learning pays dividends in productivity and insight.