Hierarchies
Dendron is a local-first, Markdown-based, hierarchical note taking tool. It is meant to help you create, organize, and collaborate on knowledge bases of any size.
Hierarchies Hierarchies Summary Dendron organizes your notes into hierarchies. These are . ("dot" or "period") delimited Markdown files. Example Below is a hypothetical hierarchy for a file tree: . └── project1/ ├── designs/ │ └── promotion.png ├── paperwork/ │ └── legal.md └── tasks/ ├── task1.md └── task2.md The same hierarchy in Dendron would look like the following: . ├── project1.md ├── project1.designs.md ├── project1.designs.promotion.md ├── project1.paperwork.md ├── project1.paperwork.legal.md ├── project1.tasks.md ├── project1.tasks.task1.md └── project1.tasks.task2.md Concepts In the
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