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Wonderful!

Thanks for the sub!

Glad I could help!

I appreciate that!

Wow, thank you! And I'm super glad that I could be helpful.

Thank you for your comment. I'm glad I could be helpful.

I appreciate your comment. Well, it just happened. There are still plenty of opportunities around the world. So, I just keep moving on.

谢谢你的建议啊， 以后考虑做一版中文的 😄

Glad you like them! Thank you for your nice comment.

Hello, thanks for your comment. I hope I understand your question, but I'm using a Mac, which can easily display multiple applications in the same window. I don't see any difficulty in that. Let me know if more questions.

Awesome, thank you!

You don't need to solve anything as that's what's supposed to be. You just leave it as it is and make sure you have a pair of them in which you add properties to your YAML block.

😊 thanks

The fat was mainly stored in my belly, especially a very high visceral fat percentage. Besides workout training, I almost got rid of wheat foods and sweet stuff like candy. In the beginning, everything felt so struggling, but after a while, my body was used to the diet change.

😄 很高兴你觉得我的视频有用 谢谢你花时间看啊☺️ 最近要开始更新新视频了

@@amyjuanli 哇，期待！！

Thank you for your suggestion. Sure thing if it helps. I'll be sure to do it soon.

@@amyjuanli Ihave been using obsidian and vim binding,surely Powerful!

@@王者的靈魂 Good to hear that!

I'm glad that you find my videos helpful. And Yes, I will make more videos on Obsidian.

Thank you for sharing your experience with Obsidian, and I'm glad you have started implementing Dataview in your business. I will make more videos on Obsidian soon.

You are welcome

You're welcome

Thank you for spending your time watching this video. And I'm super glad you like it!☺

I'm glad you like my video.☺

It's plain English - "delete a sentence." If you want to dive into detail, you could simply type ":help text-objects" inside VIM editor to find the detailed explanation and examples. For example, you can find "dis" which means "delete an inner sentence, while "das" means "delete a sentence". For any VIM command, once you put it into practise by using them at your work, then you can easily understand any new command combination's usage without looking into the document because it's just English. I hope I have answered your question. And thanks a lot for watching my video.☺

@@amyjuanli Thank you ,Amy. I really love your video and reply.

@@王者的靈魂 Thanks again. ☺

@@amyjuanli How to bottom-up the different lines in vim quickly? (ex: line13 changes to line14 and line14 change to line13) Thank you^^

Thank you for watching my video. I'm glad you like it. ☺

Thanks for your suggestion. I'll improve my audio quality in future videos.

From the command palette, could you find 'Templater: Insert <your-folder-name/your- template-note-title>'?

@@amyjuanli No, I have Templater: Open Insert Template modal, Jump to next cursor location, Create new note from Template, Replace templates in the active file

@@dominiqueadam5046 Apparently, Templater plugin doesn't recognize your template folder. Try this: create a folder named 'templates', and put your template note into this folder, then go to settings -> community plugins -> Templater, and enter 'templates' into the field box called Template folder location. Then check again the Command Palette to see if there is command called "Templater: Insert templates/your- template-note-title>'

Thanks a lot for your support.

You're welcome. I'm glad you like my video.

I use OBS studio to record my screen. It's free. Try it out. Let me know if you have any questions.

@@amyjuanli and in what format obs is saving ? MkV? is it accepted by fcp (I mean: do you need to make any conversion of video file format?) I have obs but using it only for live streaming)

@@chr_aikicom The output format is .mp4

I'm glad you like it! ☺️

Do you mean the left and right sidebar of Obsidian? You can go to the Command Palette (Cmd + p) and select Toggle left sidebar and Toggle right sidebar. But I prefer hotkeys. In my case, I use Shift + Cmd + h (left sidebar)/ l (right sidebar). The reason for h and l is due to my muscle memory of VIm. Please let me know whether I'm answering your question? ☺

I'm glad you like it☺

@@amyjuanli I have a question. I tried that yesterday. But obsidian tag pane only shows keywords that are in front of tags: But for other optional keywords such as Type: It didn't show them in tag pane. Do I have wrote something wrong? Thanks

@@AK-ox3mv Sorry, that's a bit confusing part. You need to create the new tag via Tag: tag_name. Once you have the tag, then you can use this tag with any other type of key inside YAML code. You can do like this way: whenever you want to use some tag in other keywords, and find out the tag automation doesn't display the tag you need, then create the new tag using Tag: new_tag, and use this new tag anywhere.

@@AK-ox3mv It's the design of Obsidian. It only allows you to create a new tag through Tag: new_tag.

@@amyjuanli it's great to hear that it's possible. I have a MOC for all of my tags. I'll add it that note and hope it work well. Its probably a bug in obsidian and worth telling then to solve it. I'll tell them, but if you think it's important for you you can tell them too maybe they solve it sooner. Anyway Thanks alot

I'm glad you like it!🍎

From 20K ~ 50K RMB per month. Or maybe even more than 50K RMB. It depends on the companies and the working hours. I was working in an American company. The working hours are regular 8x5 = 40 hours per week, but the salary is relatively low compared to the long working hours of Chinese local companies.

@@amyjuanli okay thank you mam for replying

@@shoaibqureshi1701 You're welcome!

Mam what are chinese company work timings means culture

Thank you. Glad you liked it!

谢谢你☺

thank you so much for your support. I'm planning new videos.

Thanks a lot for you such nice comment. Yes, I'm planning on new videos soon.

Hi, as far as I know, Medium doesn't support the dark background for code block yet. But it will support it at some point.

Good question. Sadly, the current version of this plugin has not added the "sort" feature yet. I believe it will do soon if it's needed by many users. But one thing we need to be aware that this plugin is developed and maintained by one person. It takes time to make it fully functional in various situations.

Thanks for your input. Yes, it does cause some confusion, although I tried to make it clear in the video. Thanks a lot for your nice feedback. I'm planning on making a video about Obsidian search and I will try to clarify how to define and use the tags in search.

If the #-2020 is the tag you first use/create in Obsidian, then you need to write it this way in order to have it as a tag form: --- tag: "-2020" Year: " #-2020" --- For any tag which is not shown in the tag panel, it indicates that you need first to create this tag. It won't take you long to wrap your head around this.

And why did I put a double quote around the -2020 tag: "-2020", instead of just tag: -2020, is because Obsidian only recognizes the strings as valid tags. So, I put "" around the number.

@@amyjuanli Thanks Amy, yes the tag was already created and i just copy your code and replaced mine, it still returns text instead of tag

@@amyjuanli I also tried your code as following. the first line returns a tag, second line returns a text --- Tags: status/finished Year: " #status/finished " ---

​@@jiaoyizhidao Sorry, my bad. I misunderstood your question in the first place. And YES, the second line should return a text, not a tag. Only tags added after "tags:" can be shown as tags. And the reason I reuse tags for other metadata (Year, in your case) is that it's easy to automate values that I use quite often such as "#status/xx". Otherwise, I have to manually type the values for all of my notes. Sometimes, misspellings or using inconsistent words such as "status/finished", "finished", "done", "complete", etc. Do you get what I mean? When you start using Dataview, you could easily show the "#status/xx" inside the column such as Status.

Thank you, I will. 😊 new video coming soon

You're very welcome! And I believe you will get used to markdown-based note-taking app like Obsidian. The big reason for me, personally, to work with Obsidian is also due to its friendly/useful functionality to programmers.

I'm loving markdown. My friend started me with Notion, but I think I'm in love with Obsidian. I now have my scripting lessons template all finished! I use Admonitions to make fancy callouts for notes, example scripts from the lesson, references to other lessons, and a summary of the lesson. Then I have embedded video tutorials, so I can learn without even leaving Obsidian! I'm using a CSS snippet to hide my YAML and instead display it at the bottom with Dataview. All that and I feel I've barely scratched the surface of this wonderful application. I'm always on the lookout for Obsidian tutorials now, and I'll definitely be checking out your other Obsidian videos soon. I want to use it to learn HTML, CSS, Markdown, Javascript, and a little bit of Bash.

@@PinkyZKey You have already tried many practical stuff using Obsidian. That's awesome! If you never use Markdown before, you could simply pick up the basics, and start writing notes. As time passes by, probably a couple days or so, you will see you have already get used to with Markdown editor. Regarding HTML, CSS JS etc., it's very nice to start learn the basic but essential web techniques. It reminds my study experience as a self-taught programmer back to three years ago. I believe you will enjoy your study experience and your journey to becoming a professional web developer. Even you're not aiming for a developer job, but the web dev skills will benefit you a lot when you want to start your own online business, or something else. ☺ Sorry, if I talk too much in here.... Best!

I plan on starting basic with markdown, but later really learn it. So far, Markdown has been really fun to work with. It's very simple on the surface, but gets much more complex later on. I would like to move into web development, as well as some UI/UX for mobile applications. I have to start slow, though and really learn the basics. CSS caught my interest when I started using it to customize my Firefox and even give RUclips a dark search suggestions box. I became so interested that I really wanted to learn how webpages function. I've always loved anything to do with user interface and gui. Thank you again! (And I talk a lot, too).

@@PinkyZKey It's great to experiment with some live websites with your web dev skills, which definitely provides you amazing insights about what you can manipulate a real website. Also, try play with Chrome Dev Tool for your javascript skills. You could debug your js code or the js code from any live website by setting breakpoints. Chrome Dev Tool is extremely useful for a professional web developer. You need it to debug your code as well as testing some quick changes to your code like js, html, or css. I can go on and on. ... 😅 but I think I should stop here as I need to do something else now... but I do have a good chat with you today. Cheers

Glad to hear that😊