obsidian-kanban VS obsidian-full-calendar

The killer feature for me is how extensible the software is made to be. It truly lets you use it how you want, and makes very few assumptions on how you are meant to use the software.

Case in point: one of my favorite productivity plugins is a full-fledged Kanban board. With deep integration into Obsidian features:

- https://github.com/mgmeyers/obsidian-kanban

I use https://github.com/mgmeyers/obsidian-kanban . With each card is tied to a file. The file links to all info, documents and other project related timelines of meetings etc. The status is based on where it sits on your board.

Thanks for it, I am a long time user of https://publish.obsidian.md/kanban/, and was searching for a dedicated alternative since I was using Obsidian just for it, and it looks great.

Just searched and found this plugin, or maybe this guide. I'll almost certainly do something like this, can't thank you enough.

if you know trello, or hack n plan, then this is a must have. I've used trello a bit and hack n plan a lot, but I prefer to keep all my notes in one place, so this is a must have: http://matthewmeye.rs/obsidian-kanban/

theres even a super no-fuss-no-muss kanban plugin, which still is just a literal markdown file (https://github.com/mgmeyers/obsidian-kanban)

Kanban this is my favourite plugin, its essentially a really good tool for loose notetaking and has literally saved the progression of my worldbuilding. I keep stuff vaguely organised and just write dot points in it, so easy. link

Would there be a calendar plugin out there that can synch with this kanban board by mgmeyers? Sync, in the sense, that when I create a new card in kanban, its date and task will automatically appear in the calendar as well?

That said: - I assume you will be doing at least some highlighting / annotating of pdfs and / or websites. In that case, you might want to look into either plugins that automatically import your highlights from other tools (Zotero, Kindle or another e-ink device, Hypothes.is, Readwise, etc), or into plugins that allow for highlighting PDFs directly inside Obsidian (Obsidian Annotator). - Templater is useful for most folks that have to create many notes with repeated layout. If you have notes for each lesson, you could have a lesson note template, to create them faster and keep them consistent. - As a student, you have to keep track of your schedule when it comes to classes, exams, etc. - you could use a plugin to sync your existing Google calendar, or keep your calendar entirely in Obsidian (Full Calendar).

If you would like a regular calendar, I suggest the Full Calendar plugin. If you would rather have a table of meeting notes that also has the option to display a calendar view, then the Obsidian Projects plugin might work better! (Both of which make their calendars based on a folder as a source, but Projects can use Dataview plugin's queries as well.)

Obsidian is a text editor, and I don't think it has a web interface despite being an Electron app, but it's so insanely customizable with plugins that it might be worth a look. I know you can do tasks and Kanban boards, it looks like there is a plug-in for calendars that at least will read entries, it might be possible to put together something very close to what you want there. And your data's always just stored as plain text so you don't have to worry about lock-in.

If yoy wanted to split each item as a note, I would use full calendar as your main view. Each calendar item is its own note in the background and you have a noice UI to view each note rather than a folder structure or dataview query

integrated with this plugin: https://github.com/davish/obsidian-full-calendar

The full calendar plugin does exactly what you describe. You should check it out

Specifically which plugin are you using and what have you tried? I'm using this one: https://github.com/davish/obsidian-full-calendar with Google calendar and it works fine.