#21

You can use dataview plugin to generate a note with recent modified notes listed.

Install the plugin and insert this snippet in a note:

LIST FROM ""
SORT file.mtime desc

will list most recently modified files

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#22

Good call. I don’t think this would be rendered as-is on Publish, though—so the user would have to copy+paste the list for readers. Unless I’m mistaken!

(If you do copy+paste the list, I wrote a Templater script to create a list of wikilinks from the clipboard: Paste clipboard into list of wikilinks · Discussion #173 · SilentVoid13/Templater · GitHub)

#23

Greetings @ryanjamurphy

I took a look at Obsidian a while back for a data-driven web publishing project I am pondering in order to sort/discuss academic literature. I was disappointed initially in some lacking features. This week I came back and have been notably impressed with the advances the in the software over the past 1-2 years. Plus your Vantage plugin is absolutely perfect for the type of data I want to organize/present.

So I was thrilled… until I just realized that neither DataView nor Vantage Search will work with Obsidian Publish.

Your analysis is spot-on regarding the issues involved in “sharing linked thinking.” Clearly you have put a huge amount of effort into improving this part of the web.

That said - as much as I like the idea of “owning” my data on my local computer, perhaps the best solution to all of this is that it needs to be a true web app?

One solution would be for Obsidian to host a web server, similar to what Devonthink does.
But assuming that is unlikely to happen, what are your thoughts on Coda.io, which supports “linked thinking on the web” right out of the box:

#24

I like the idea of a solution similar to DEVONthink’s web server, but I’m more excited by Publish adding some kind of feed feature. We’ll see if that’ll ever happen!

I haven’t tried Coda, sorry.