Dendron

How to Use:

• Visit the Dendron website at dendron.so and navigate to the installation section.
• Follow the installation instructions based on your operating system.
• Dendron integrates natively with popular IDEs like VS Code and VSCodium, so ensure you have one of these installed beforehand.

• Once installed, launch your preferred IDE (e.g., VS Code).
• If Dendron doesn't automatically activate, navigate to the extensions marketplace and search for "Dendron".
• Install the Dendron extension and follow any prompts to complete the setup process.

• With Dendron activated, create your first note by opening the command palette (Ctrl+Shift+P on Windows/Linux, Cmd+Shift+P on macOS) and typing "Dendron: New Note".
• Give your note a title and start adding content using Markdown syntax.
• Save the note to your Dendron workspace.

• Dendron allows for flexible and consistent organization of your notes.
• Create hierarchical structures using YAML front matter in your Markdown files to define relationships between notes.
• Utilize Dendron's features such as schemas, vaults, and navigation tools to organize your knowledge base effectively.

• Dendron boasts hundreds of features designed to streamline your note-taking and knowledge management workflow.
• Experiment with features such as plaintext management using Git, creating diagrams with Mermaid, and utilizing lookup and schema functionalities.

• Dendron is highly customizable and extensible to fit your unique needs.
• Explore Dendron's settings and configuration options to tailor the tool to your preferences.
• Consider contributing to the Dendron community by joining Discord, following on social media, or participating in GitHub discussions.

• As you continue to use Dendron, your knowledge base will grow.
• Take advantage of Dendron's lightning-fast search capabilities and hierarchical organization to manage and retrieve your notes efficiently.

• Join the vibrant Dendron community comprising developers, contributors, and users.
• Participate in community events, subscribe to the newsletter, and connect with fellow "Dendrologists" on Discord, Twitter, GitHub, and other platforms.

• Stay updated on the latest Dendron releases, features, and insights through the newsletter, blog posts, and community discussions.
• Share your experiences and feedback with the Dendron team to contribute to the ongoing improvement of the tool.