A personal account of switching to Obsidian on mobile after years of using only the desktop version. Covers how the vault system works on iOS vs Android, the customizable editing toolbar, swipe gesture navigation, plugin usage, Canvas, and graph view on mobile. The author finds the mobile experience surprisingly close to desktop and better than Apple Notes for managing imported text and PDF files.
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A novelist with 15 years of experience shares how the StoryLine plugin for Obsidian has become their preferred writing tool, surpassing even Scrivener. StoryLine offers a Navigator with views like Board, Plotgrid, Timeline, Plotlines, and Manuscript, plus a Codex feature that tracks characters, locations, and items across scenes. The plugin supports multiple writing styles — outlining, pantsing, or hybrid — and includes extras like a Pomodoro timer and multi-format export. While it has a learning curve and can feel overwhelming, pairing it with other Obsidian community plugins creates a powerful writing environment.
Flutter apps often outgrow their architecture before teams realize it. This guide covers how to structure large Flutter codebases for long-term maintainability by organizing around features rather than technical layers, separating presentation/domain/data concerns, scoping state ownership to individual features, isolating navigation logic, managing shared code carefully, and scaling dependency injection. Practical code examples using BLoC/Cubit illustrate each pattern, and production concerns like lazy initialization, observability, and feature flags are also addressed.
A curated list of seven lesser-known VS Code extensions that extend the editor beyond coding: Excalidraw for hand-drawn diagrams, Mermaid Chart for live diagram previews, Foam for personal knowledge management with wiki-style linking, Vscode-icons for visual file navigation, Markdown All in One for enhanced Markdown editing, Project Manager for switching between multiple projects, and Figma for VS Code to bridge design and development workflows.