Notion-like TABLES in Heptabase
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- Опубликовано: 18 фев 2024
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VIDEO DESCRIPTION: Tags in Heptabase are a little strange because they are both TAGS and TABLES-or "tagles." This video shows new users of Heptabase how to set up their first tag/table/database and compares four different ways of setting up Heptabase for research.
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Perry, the Heptabase community, current and future users, thank you for your time and effort with all of your Heptabase videos. You are definitely "doing us a solid" ;)
love this. thanks for the help in getting started.
Thanks Perry, extremely useful. Great advice on this massive productivity learning curve.
Thank you for this video! I had no idea that Heptabase tables are now this powerful. Not as powerful as Notion’s tables (yet), but that’s fine with me since Heptabase is soooooo much more well-suited for doing research than Notion and, it seems, any other app currently on offer.
Thanks! Glad you found the video helpful.
Perry, this is tremendously helpful! would you mind I posting this tutorial to a Taiwanese/Mandarin heptabse discussion group? And I like how hilarious the intro of this video is !
Yes, please do! Glad you like the video. Thank you.
Tagles 😂 You made my day.
You are too funny. Thank you for making this.
Glad you enjoyed it!
@@forrestrperry We do need more though! How else we gonna leverage!
nice one, i also use similar method to u in hepta for my zettelkasten. i'm curious how u use the whiteboard/mindmap feature for maximizing the zettelkasten method..
At this point, I can't say that I have figured out how to use the whiteboard and/or mindmap feature to enhance the way I build my Zettelkasten. I use MindNode to maintain a mindmap of my claim pages (a.k.a. zettels). I was thinking of switching to using Heptabase's mindmap feature, but at the time I thought of doing that, I learned from another user that a Heptabase board slows down quite a bit once you have 200+ cards on it. With recent improvements in Heptabase's performance (sometime in the past 2-3 weeks, if I recall correctly), apparently boards can have more cards on them without slowing down. In the future, I might take another crack at creating a mindmap of my zettels, but if I were to do so, I would probably still want to maintain the mindmap I have in MindNode in part because my MindNode file is relatively small and in part because I want to have a backup of my zettelkasten.
Need help picking app. Are you done with obsidian? How is heptabase mobile?
Although I rarely use Heptabase on mobile, I would MUCH use it on mobile than I would use Obsidian on mobile. Some people love Obsidian on mobile devices, whereas I have always hated using it on them.
I am not done with Obsidian because (a) I have so many notes in my Obsidian vault that transferring all of them to Heptabase would have been a pain, (b) I like having a plain-text/Markdown backup of my notes in Obsidian, and (c) I still use Obsidian to do this thing that I call "relevance-level tagging" (here's the piece where I explain relevance-level tagging, in case you're interested: www.collider.space/issue-2-relevance-level-tagging/).
If I were starting from scratch, I would try out Heptabase. If you find there are things you can't do in it that are super-duper important for you to do (which is a higher threshold than finding "oh, it would be pretty cool but not really important if it could do x"), then consider switching. But if you are, say, 80% satisfied with it, I recommend you stick with it.
Amazing set up. What do the numbers mean and how do you generate them on your claim cards?
Thanks for your comment. Here's a video about what addresses to put on cards that I posted a year or so ago: ruclips.net/video/ILuSxUYYjMs/видео.htmlsi=UkA2pU1F3mygXUlg
However, it's this one that comes closer to showing how I go about putting addresses on cards: ruclips.net/video/C-0TXBiLhGw/видео.htmlsi=sdQcEHy9IoZFEByU
The only thing to keep in mind when watching that second video is that not long after posting it, I decided to stop using what I was calling "folder cards." My explanation for why I stopped doing that can be found here: www.fpnotes.io/why-i-stopped-using-folder-cards-in-my-analog-zettelkasten/
As for how I generate the card addresses, I manually type them out. I believe there are one or two Zettelkasten software programs out there that take care of the numbering for you, but that's not something I need.
I hope this information helps.
Nice. You can do the same thing in Notion for free.
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curious about that claim that israel is not an apartheid state 🤔
good video tutorial though
That’s for a claim card that captures an author’s argument that it’s not an apartheid state because it doesn’t need the indigenous population to remain in the country to function as a source of labor. Palestinians on this account are more like, say, Native Americans in what became the U.S. than like the indigenous population in apartheid South Africa.