The last note taking app you'll ever need
π½πππππππππ @ sxan @midwest.social Posts 26Comments 3,712Joined 3 yr. ago


π½πππππππππ @ sxan @midwest.social
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Yeah, especially for text files. Hard no.
Databases have their uses, but the trade off between obfuscating the data and making it harder for users to access has to be far more compelling. LogSeq is a really good example that you can do relatively complex note organization with cross references and tree structure without resorting to a database. Using a DB for something like this is user-hostile, smells of vendor lock-in, and seems lazy.