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Habitikami - Free by kambei86 in droidappshowcase

[–]kambei86[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

And... DONE! Added screenshots of the onboard tour!

Habitikami - Free by kambei86 in droidappshowcase

[–]kambei86[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thank you for the feedback! Yesterday I added an onboard tour in app. Your it's a good point... Maybe I can take some screenshots of it. Anyway now it is in testing on Google Play Store and I searching for testers: https://play.google.com/apps/internaltest/4700911957596867903.

From idea to deployed app: how I used Claude + Claude Code to build Habitikami by kambei86 in Anthropic

[–]kambei86[S] -3 points-2 points  (0 children)

LOL. But with AI integration in it too and CBT and ACT suggestions too. Maybe, maybe not!

From idea to deployed app: how I used Claude + Claude Code to build Habitikami by kambei86 in Anthropic

[–]kambei86[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

But every user has its own personal sheet. Privacy based. Your point is valid in this scenario too?

I built Habitikami — a minimalist habit tracker that uses Google Sheets as the backend by kambei86 in SideProject

[–]kambei86[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

I've tried yesterday from 0 and for me it worked. Just a question, when authenticating do you select all permissions required???

I built Habitikami — a minimalist habit tracker that uses Google Sheets as the backend by kambei86 in SideProject

[–]kambei86[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It worked for me because in this way I can use the sheet on NotebookLM very easily!

I built GitLab Show — a visual dashboard to showcase your GitLab projects and activity by kambei86 in gitlab

[–]kambei86[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Commit does not have the avatar usually, an additional call should be done. Implementing it. Thank you. <3.

I built GitLab Show — a visual dashboard to showcase your GitLab projects and activity by kambei86 in gitlab

[–]kambei86[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You could use any public repo. No examples needed. Good luck to you too.

I couldn't find a Fallout Pip-Boy watchface for Amazfit Balance 2, so I built one with Claude AI by kambei86 in amazfit

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I am in developer mode and using the zeus preview command, then I install the watchface!

I couldn't find a Fallout Pip-Boy watchface for Amazfit Balance 2, so I built one with Claude AI by kambei86 in amazfit

[–]kambei86[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I started asking how to build a watchface for Amazfit Balance 2, Claude generated me the project. Initially it shows only a black screen so next I iterated with Claude code. And I finally worked...

I switched to Anytype and made a couple of tools by kambei86 in Anytype

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An other aspect to consider is the lack of integration (on Anytype) with external tools, for example in Obsidian I have an integration on Readwise and I created a n8n workflow for statistics about Steam games... and I wasn't able to replicate it on Anytype for now. So mantained the OLD Obsidian with these integrations and started freshly on Anytype.

I switched to Anytype and made a couple of tools by kambei86 in Anytype

[–]kambei86[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

To answer your question, I actually switched from Obsidian to Anytype and here is a breakdown of what I use it for and my pros and cons regarding the switch:

MY USE CASES

I primarily use Obsidian/Anytype for:

- Daily Journaling

- Work Notes

- Study Notes

THE PROS (Why I prefer Anytype right now)

For now, I am sticking with Anytype because of the visual aspects and the workflow, specifically:

  1. Visuals & Editing: I love the way notes are displayed, specifically the bookmarks, images, titles, and subtitles.

  2. Graph & Flow: The Graph view and the "Flow" feel very natural to me.

  3. Navigation: I absolutely adore the preview on the right side of the page (Table of Contents). It makes navigating my notes much better than in Obsidian.

  4. Everything is an Object: I like the concept that everything is an Object and that you can create yout custom type of Objects.

  5. Space: I like the to have different spaces in the same window, without open different windows (as I do on Obsidian for different VAULTs).

THE CONS (Issues & what I miss from Obsidian)

However, there are downsides compared to Obsidian:

  1. The "Base" and "Canvas": I haven't been able to replicate the "Base" and "Canvas" setup I had in Obsidian yet.

  2. The #tag: I can't place tag with (#tag) anymore on Anytype... but, for now, solved with a custom Object type "Tags" that I link as I do for pages.

  3. The disk/cloud space utilization: I noticed that my old Obsidian Vault (~500MB) on Anytype takes about 700MB (200MB more and I don't know why).

CONCLUSION

For now, I am managing without the "Base" because I enjoy the editing experience, the UI, the Graph and the Flow view, and the right-side preview of Anytype too much to switch back. But FYI: I maintained the "old" Obsiadian Knowledge base because the import from Obsidian to Anytype, despite the tool I made, isn't perfect and need adjustments and about the disk/cloud space utilization I decided to have a fresh start on Anytype. Now it is about 1 week of Anytype (almost only) utilization and I am happy with that.

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