Markdown and Obsidian just started changing my life
...to the point where I became more comfortable writing blog posts using Markdown syntax! Just take a look at my new workflow, and hopefully, you'll see what I mean: That is not a word processor in the traditional sense. Look around, and the options for adding hyperlinks and headings are not to be found in the toolbar, because they're already built into the keyboard. Want to begin a new section on the page? Just type # followed by the heading itself, and it's formatted on the fly while preserving the structure its intended to represent! You can even collapse and expand heading just like you can in Microsoft Word. And yes, you can build a hierarchical structure by typing ## for second-level headings, ### for third-level, and so forth. When jotting things down in Markdown, I prefer to use second- and third-level headings to begin with so that I can easily group things together using first-level headings later on. And yes, the absurd mathematical expression in the middle of t...