Graph view

Comments: 5

• 11 May, '20
  Bill Admin

  This makes a lot of sense. If anyone has screenshots of an approach they like well for this, we might be able to fast track implementation for this.

• 12 May, '20
  Jean Pierre

  Roam Research and Obsidean have such options too. I like the "cose lay-out" most in RR. In general the idea behind the "graph view" is to see the connections between notes. And the way around also to see notes that are not connected, what might inspire you to connect to different notes while you see them from a different perspective.

• 13 Jun, '20
  Viver de Dividendos

  This is really cool and will make a huge difference.
  
  I look forward to this new feature.

• 03 Aug, '20
  Pablos

  The graph views in Roam & Obsidian are mostly useless. A much better example of a navigable graph would be http://thebrain.com - It would be super useful to be able to "walk" the graph in Amplenote this way.

• 13 Nov, '20
  Nick

  I also like the idea of following the Brain but there used to be a service Moh.io, now gone, one could connect to Evernote but also Google Drive and Box.com. It was like a multi service portal so you could see connections with all of them. I don't think there was much demand but to get that kind of macro view was both effective and inspiring. Here is a youtube channel showing some old demos: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCxFa2qGwIQ19foLg6rOkWeg
  
  I remember one obvious issue and that was unnecessary draining on bandwidth, also questionable use for mobile devices. The graph itself should be simple but give a quick overview just like Jean Pierre said