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by arek_nawo
1098 days ago
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I'm a bit confused about that. I have heard of but haven't really tried Obsidian. How does what you're describing differs from so-called "Markdown shortcuts" (implemented in my editor and other popular ones like Notion)? You can type in most inline markdown and it's automatically converted to WYSIWYG-styled text. All these shortcuts are described here: https://docs.vrite.io/content-editor How does it differ from Obsidian? Out of curiosity. |
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I am not OP, but I am a heavy Obsidian user. Obsidian has 2 different editing modes [0]: "Live Preview" and "Source mode". Your implementation and Obsidian's Live Preview editing mode implementation are very similar at-a-glance; yours is a bit more interactive / "GUI-forward".
Here's an example of what Live Preview mode looks like [1].
I'm surprised how many people here like Live Preview editing mode in Obsidian though — it drives me insane constantly shifting the bits under / around my cursor... it's very distracting. I mostly use their Source mode editing mode for that reason.
That said, I did not see an equivalent of Reading view mode from Obsidian in Vrite in a few minutes of playing with it. It would be nice to see that added to prevent accidental edits when browsing a doc you don't edit to change (similar to Vim's modes).
[0]: https://help.obsidian.md/Editing+and+formatting/Editing+and+...
[1]: https://help.obsidian.md/Live+preview+update