I personally wouldn’t recommend obsidian (mentioned at the end of the article), but still, I think the article is worth reading.

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    No it really is a philosophy.

    There’s a vast difference in approach between software that uses documents and software that uses a database. A document based approach tends to result in work that lasts a long time. A database approach tends to have more features.

    It’s tempting to chase those features, but in my opinion it’s a mistake.

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      A database approach tends to have more features.

      Document based solutions can have as many feature as the developer wants, the thing is that it’s harder to build document-based solutions than DB ones.