Conclusion

Congratulations! You've completed the Dendron Tutorial 🙌.

With fast lookup, flexible hierarchies, note linking, and rich formatting, you're now ready to organize, reference, and work with any amount of knowledge.

From here, you can start adding your notes to this workspace or, if you'd like to start fresh, you can create a new workspace for your notes with the Dendron: Initialize Workspace Command.

Join the Dendron Community

Check out our Case Studies and Workflows to see more ways Dendron is being used to organize knowledge.

Publishing

Dendron isn't just for taking notes. It can be used to share your thoughts and documentation with others. One of those ways is with publishing. The Dendron Documentation and Dendron Blog are both published this way.

If you want to learn more about publishing your notes online, you can take a look at how to publish with example guides for Netlify or GitHub Pages.

Explore the full potential of Dendron

There is much more that Dendron offers. When you're ready, learn more about our additional features.

Trail

This is your immediate jumping off point after finishing the tutorial. It covers useful concepts that we didn't have time to cover in the basic tutorial.

• Basics
  • Learn the basics of Dendron with the Getting Started tutorial.
  • Read up on the Amoeba Pattern - a highly effective way of taking notes in Dendron
• Navigation
  • Learn how to find all note references to a header.
  • Learn how to find all broken, internal reference links.
  • Learn how to navigate between notes using navigation commands.
• Organizing
  • Learn to expand your organization beyond hierarchies by using tags.
  • Learn how to tag other Users in your notes.
  • Learn how to manage and track tasks with special Task Notes.
  • Learn how to quickly take notes that may note have a home quite yet, like a scratchpad, using Scratch Notes.
  • Learn how to log your activities with Daily Journal Notes and other generic Journal Notes.
  • Learn the how and the why behind Hierarchies in Dendron.
  • Learn how to automatically make use of Templates in new notes, in specific hierarchies, with Schemas.
• Sharing
  • Learn how to backup your vaults online, privately or accessible to the public, with git and GitHub.
  • Learn about popular VS Code extensions, helpful tools, and other resources from the Dendron community from awesome-dendron.

Forest

Here we go a level deeper by going over intermediate topics. Wander through here to learn how to customize Dendron for your workflow.

• Retrieval
  • Learn how to customize the power and functionality of your lookups with Lookup Modifiers.
• Editing
  • Learn how to understand and extend the metadata of your notes with Frontmatter Attributes.
• Organizing
  • Learn how to manage and understand different kinds of Vaults.
  • Learn how to manage and understand different kinds of Workspaces.
  • Learn how to work with Multiple Vaults in the same workspace. This allows you to access private personal notes from a vault, while working with notes from other vaults (like team notes, or software documentation in a project repository).
• Sharing
  • Learn how to publish your notes online, and follow guides for hosting with Netlify or GitHub Pages.
  • Learn how to access your Dendron notes on mobile devices with third-party software.
• Transfer
  • Learn how to use Dendron interoperably with other formats, by exporting/importing your notes with Pods.

Wilderness

This is for people that want to explore the cutting edge. Explore here to master advanced functionality in Dendron.

• Sharing
  • Learn the best practices and guidance on using Dendron collaboratively with Teams.
• Extending
  • Learn how to access the API and the extend the power of Dendron's capabilities, with Hooks.
  • Visit and comment on new feature and design ideas, for Dendron, with our Request For Comments (RFCs) in our GitHub Discussions.

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