dendron vs trilium vs org-mode

WYSIWYG editor that operations as markdown
- Tables in markdown are a pain the ass
- Using embedded images in markdown requires rendering the markdown in a separate window
Books of notes
Tag inheritance
Version Control on a per note basis works better than git
API
- Code is supported as a first class citizen
- The code written in tilium is part of trilium
- Adding Buttons to the UI
- Custom javascript such as a graph of weight over time
- SQL queries on your notes
Hierarchy stuff
- Files vs Folders
The database stores everything as basic HTML and everything can be imported or exported as markdown
Comparison to Orgmode
- Orgmode is a religion I wish I could join
  - It is not user friendly, I had spellcheck break and went down a rabbit hole of linux tools that support spell check
  - You add a new package and then you need to explicitly add it to your workflow, I forget the next day I added the package and never use it
- Org-mode supports the date time object
- Org-Agenda, TODO seems like a pretty dam ideal workflow
  - Web Dav Calendar Plugins
- Org mode links are rendered as the text without the link but one can easily see where the link goes and edit it
- Pasting links can get the URL title
- Org-Roam is a true competitor to roam in and of itself and its note map gui is the best one I have ever seen
  - Org-roam dumps all notes to a sqlite database anyways