I wrote my own piece about South Korea / Seoul: https://bryanhogan.com/blog/south-korea-travel-guide

Felt like it's worth sharing here!

Seoul is such a huge place with tons of different areas that each could be a city by itself.

Edit:

I just checked the (sadly paywalled) beginning of the article and the author also says:

> [...] alley of small apartments and trucks selling garlic, the next you’re in a modern business park so sterile it feels like a doctor’s office.

So do I understand correctly that this is a competitor to something like n8n, but instead entirely vibe-coded?

n8n: https://n8n.io/

Yeah, I think people are forgetting that if we want PWAs to behave and function like "native apps" that this functionality is needed.

I revently built an app with SvelteKit + Capacitor and had to implement the stack-based navigation one expects from a phone app myself.

This is an amazing announcement! I've been looking for a good replacement since the Affinity betrayal.

I've been using DaVinci Resolve as my desktop video editor for years, and it's great, can highly recommend it as well.

What affinity betrayal?

The Affinity suite was made free to use, with optional paid "AI" features behind a subscription. The betrayal was probably against the promise of a perpetual license sustained not by subscription.

This was news to me. Very sad news indeed. I see now they were bought by Canva. That explains it...

I like Obsidian on mobile, so I'm not really using it, but I found the "Zettel Notes"[1] app to be a good markdown editor for Android also.

[1]: https://www.zettelnotes.com/

The main problem I have with using different Vaults at the same time is that they all share the same taskbar icon. For syncing you can sync your files however you want.

I mostly use one Vault for my setup, then things like linking and search work the best: https://bryanhogan.com/blog/obsidian-vault

I wouldn't call it unsuable though? I have one separate vault for just journaling and that works well.

I mean, that kinda was the point of my post, you really don't have to use all of the features!

No person does actually.

What setup are you using to push and pull on Android?

GitSync works for me both on Android and iOS. I'm not using it that frequently tho, and you have make it a habit to open GitSync first, sync the changes (pull) and then open Obsidian. Also, after changing the notes you should again open GitSync and do a sync (commit + push).

https://gitsync.viscouspotenti.al/