Stop Writing Markdown in Obsidian. Do This Instead

📚 Obsidian x Claude Code Lab: https://lab.artemzhutov.com → Build your own vault that runs slides, dashboards, and interactive notes from your own files 💬 Discord: https://discord.gg/g5Z4Wk2fDk Markdown forces your complex ideas into boring walls of text. The engineers behind Claude Code just went viral explaining why they stopped using it entirely. I'm applying the exact same philosophy to Obsidian and calling it Markdown 2.0. By the end of this video you'll have three things rendered from notes you already have: a presentation from any outline, a fresh dashboard for your ideas, and a live dashboard from your frontmatter, like the health dashboard I use every day. Follow me: Substack: https://artemxtech.substack.com/ X: https://x.com/ArtemXTech GitHub: https://github.com/ArtemXTech Timestamps: 0:00 Markdown forces ideas into walls of text 0:11 Why I'm calling this Markdown 2.0 0:17 Three things you'll render by the end 0:33 The 100-line problem 0:46 The core argument: information density 1:01 What HTML actually carries 1:14 HTML inside Obsidian: slides from an outline 1:39 Information density in your notes 1:45 Diagram rendered from a markdown outline 2:11 Weekly notes as visual artifacts 2:31 Interactive slides and energy dashboards 2:51 Notes as micro-software 3:04 Kanban triage, copy the diff, ship to agent 3:14 Throwaway software for your actual needs 3:31 My health dashboard from daily notes 4:07 CSS snippets and dashboards of arbitrary complexity 4:29 Tradeoff one: generation time, two to four times 4:56 Why I like that it's hungry 5:33 Tradeoff two: HTML diffs in Git 6:11 One million context and sub-agents per diagram 6:44 The fastest way to start 7:13 Steal a style with a screenshot 7:38 Next, build the dashboard for your life