Regarding Obsidian, it doesn't require much explanation; it's simply a better way to take notes that aligns with the Zettelkasten principle, which I follow and which you would love as well. Another reason I've mentioned it is how smoothly it integrates with Neovim through the obsidian.nvim plugin. As for Neovim, it's purely a matter of personal preference. If you're comfortable with Vim motions, go for it. Otherwise, there's nothing more to ask for. Lastly, I've said that it may not be suitable for everyone, but I encourage you to give it a try and see if it fits your needs.
Also, it would not be very good to have a listicle article like this be over 10 minutes or so just explaining every bit of why you would love to try this or that. There should be some homework for you all as well, I guess. 🙂
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Regarding Obsidian, it doesn't require much explanation; it's simply a better way to take notes that aligns with the Zettelkasten principle, which I follow and which you would love as well. Another reason I've mentioned it is how smoothly it integrates with Neovim through the obsidian.nvim plugin. As for Neovim, it's purely a matter of personal preference. If you're comfortable with Vim motions, go for it. Otherwise, there's nothing more to ask for. Lastly, I've said that it may not be suitable for everyone, but I encourage you to give it a try and see if it fits your needs.
Also, it would not be very good to have a listicle article like this be over 10 minutes or so just explaining every bit of why you would love to try this or that. There should be some homework for you all as well, I guess. 🙂