Roam Research: Why I Love It and How I Use It - Nat Eliason
Fleeting- Référence externe : https://www.nateliason.com/blog/roam
Tiago’s definition of “Areas of Focus,” sections of your life that you don’t “complete,” but rather continue to devote mental energy to:
Each note has relationships to other notes, but no note lives inside another note or notebook. All of the information is fluid in the sense that you flow between notes based on their relationships, not because they’re all in the same folder or hierarchy
also highlights a big difference between Roam and other note taking tools: tags are both everything and nothing. Every page is a tag, and every tag is a page
easy to move laterally across your information, while retaining vertical references.
When everything can be everywhere, you don’t have to worry about the filing structure. You just keep adding links.
easy it is to add links and spin up new pages
This is another area where Roam really stands out from Evernote and Notion. Have you tried to link to another page in either of them? It’s a nightmare of right clicks or slash commands, it takes way too long. In Roam it’s so seamless that you can do it without interrupting your typing flow
automatic bidirectional reference you get when you create one of these links.
completely change how you interact with information
three pillars of BASB: Capturing, Connecting, and Creating