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Posted by $Bill
Oct 10, 2022 at 01:24 PM
Nice detailed explainatory videos, should you wish to dig in a little.
https://www.cortexfutura.com/c/tana/
Posted by $Bill
Oct 10, 2022 at 01:27 PM
Better link
https://www.cortexfutura.com/tana-fundamentals/
$Bill wrote:
Nice detailed explainatory videos, should you wish to dig in a little.
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Posted by Dellu
Oct 11, 2022 at 05:06 PM
It has feature inheritance and prototypes (renamed as “super tag”).
Tinderbox used to be the sole note taking app with prototypes and inheritances (so far as I can tell). Who know when the Agent/action feature of Tinderbox is going to get implemented (copied over).
The implementation is in Tana is much more attractive; that regular users can easily get it go.
Posted by Lucas
Oct 11, 2022 at 06:15 PM
From the looks of it, it appears that Tana will be joining the tiny, elite club of modern, “one-pane” outliners with full support for columns/fields. Aside from task-centric options that can be repurposed for general outlining (Smartsheet, Clickup, SheetPlanner, etc), my current go-to options for outlining with columns are InfoQube (on Windows, where I currently work) and Tinderbox and OmniOutliner (on Mac). Having a columns-capable, web-based app would certainly fill a niche, although, of course, there are big advantages to offline-first as well.
I hope this trend continues. And if it does, I think there would also be room for an improved OPML-like format (or a “hierarchical CSV”-like format) that would allow for straightforward interchange of outlines-with-columns.
(Over on the Slack channel, Tana’s developers appear to be periodically giving out invites…)
Posted by Darren McDonald
Oct 12, 2022 at 02:05 PM
Here is a recent Youtube video by a user explaining how you bring in data and how tagging works in Tana: