Dendron's main difference from obsidian is that we put the emphasis on structuring and organizing your notes.
Obsidian (and other tools like it) focus on backlinks and using a graph to connect your ideas. This is valuable for connecting disparate ideas but its still hard to find any individual note once you have a lot of them.
Dendron helps you organize your notes into hierarchies that you can enforce using schemas (think type system but for your hierarchies)
The problem we're solving: once you have hundreds or thousands of notes, how do you find a specific one?
Obsidian (and other tools like it) focus on backlinks and using a graph to connect your ideas. This is valuable for connecting disparate ideas but its still hard to find any individual note once you have a lot of them.
Dendron helps you organize your notes into hierarchies that you can enforce using schemas (think type system but for your hierarchies)
The problem we're solving: once you have hundreds or thousands of notes, how do you find a specific one?
More on this here: https://wiki.dendron.so/notes/683740e3-70ce-4a47-a1f4-1f140e...