Hello, my name is Carlos
As an academic (now turned into Research Software Engineer) with plenty of different interests an almost insatiable cuioristy and thirst for knowledge, I have been collecting tons of information either for my job or my multiple interests. As you can imagine, finding that information has not always been easy until I discovered KMS (admittedly, still it isn’t and that’s the reason why I’m here).
As a FLOSS proponent, I’ve been looking for FLOSS alternatives to obsidian, evernote… and a year ago I found Dendron and have used ever since (and quite happily, frankly).
During that research process, at some point I discovered Logseq, too, but I discarded it because by then it was not as mature as it is now, and because I wasn’t comfortable with writing bullet points. Now, after giving Logseq a new chance, I have discovered that blocks may be weird for me, but they are the corner stone upon which Logseq is based, and they provide quite a lot of interesting features. Also, I’m positively surprised by the many plugins available, some of which address some features I was missing -such as integrating mermaid.js diagrams. And of course, I was sold when I saw Zotero’s integration.
So here I am giving another opportunity to Logseq, and very excited about its unique features and how it may evolve (by the way, is there a roadmap?)
Hope to see you all here.
This is my website, in case you want to know more about me: Carlos Cámara-Menoyo