#FallFriday 🤘🏽

“Some people want to be joining the club
Think to be on the clientele is big
I just want room to live”

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qldB_k-c_6c

“I’ve been struggling with the same. I like Notion but I don’t think the mobile experience works as well as it does on desktop. Trilium is the easiest to setup but I the UX makes it harder to work with than Notion for me. Overall Obsidian is closer to what I need but I don’t want to fully move to it until I setup my own sync server that doesn’t rely on their servers.”

I like that Obsidian Sync enables E2E encryption, but $10 a month for that feature is out of my budget. I didn’t know you could actually self-host it? How are you planning to do that?

I installed Tanzawa. It's amazing. Seriously amazing.

I feel right at home using its UI. I'm loving testing it locally, but there's two things I haven't figure out:

1. What's the best way to import content from markdown files? My goal is to import my Jekyll website and I think at the moment there's 2 ways to do it.

• Manually creating new posts on the Tanzawa Dashboard by copying and pasting the content and then manually changing the dates through the Django Settings.

• Exporting the Jekyll post files to Wordpress, exporting the Wordpress site and then importing it into Tanzawa.

Is there an alternative to these options?

2. Custom link support.

I couldn't find a way to create an /about or /now page. I tried having entries with custom set permalinks, but was unable to find such option. I think this might be my fault by missing something in the documentation and I'd appreciate some help.

Thank you for open sourcing this project.

Thanks a lot for the suggestion, Benji.

I didn't realize it was such a huge task to do the whole switch, I was wrong thinking all the Liquid templates would just work out of the box. It's gonna take a couple of weekends to finish the move I guess.