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🎉 A curated collection of useful links, tutorials, and resources for the AnyType app – a knowledge management and organization tool. Explore guides, templates, and community-contributed content to enhance your experience with AnyType.

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• how anytype store pages?
• sets vs collections?
• how to create a database ?
• how to create Folder?
• how it connects pages?
• why it use programming naming rather than everyday words [collections, sets, object, graph, relations, type, space, ...]?

• Groups :

  • Set : filtered by one Object type (notes...)
  • Collections: organize a variety of different objects types and store them in one place.

• Objects: page, books, Notes...

• At Anytype we have created the concept that everything you create is an Object. Pages, Notes, Recipes, Books, Movies, Audio, Humans, everything!
• These are all Objects that are organized and categorized by Types.
• You can connect different Types by Relations and see how this is visualized on the Graph.

• Your object is made up of different types of blocks to organize your information, and the place where all of these Blocks live together is called the Canvas. Anytype's block-based editor works very similarly to that of blogging sites or website builders.

• Types are the classification system we use to categorize Objects
• Every object has a Type, which is defined at the time of Object creation (and can be changed later)
• Different Types are used to define Objects which are categorically different from each other
• examples of Types you might have in your graph:Task,Note, Book, Movie, Idea

-Relations are key to organizing and connecting your Objects and knowledge in Anytype. There are two functions that Relations serve in Anytype

• Defining attributes: You can use Relations to define the characteristics of a certain Object.
  • For example, when creating a Task in Anytype, you can add Relations such as Status: Done/Not Done, or Priority: Low, Medium, or High.
  • If we were to imagine a database, Relations represent the column headers to each row (where column A is the Object).
  • Once you have set your attributes, it becomes possible to sort and filter your Objects according to the Relations you've defined in Set View.
• Defining connections: You can also use Relations to link one Object to another.
  • Returning to the example of a Task, you can add the Relation: Assignee, and assign another Object in your Anytype to this task.
  • As above, you can view the Assignees as Relations in Set view, or in Graph view.

• A live search of all Objects which share a common Type or Relation
• Sets don't store Objects like regular databases.
• Sets serve two primary functions: Organizing and Accessing Objects and Editing Objects quickly.
• to find all pages where type is Notes, Create a Set based on Type which will display every Note you've created in Anytype.
• If you have specific notes you'd like to frequently access, you can filter them based on Relations you've added to these notes using Set.
• set : For instance: Creation Date, Tags, or Priority. (In this sense, Relations behave like attributes).
• You can then pin your Set to your Favorites menu, where it will sit on your Sidebar, acting like a folder for all Objects that meet certain criteria.
• Sets also provide a way to quickly edit Objects in a list View.
• You can use multi-select Objects in Sets to delete multiple Objects at once, or to batch update the Object Type. Any Relations added to a Set in the Relation Menu (top right), will be adopted by all new Objects created with the "+ New Object" button.
• Toggle & Add Relations to Objects via Sets :
  • Instead of adding Relations one-by-one to Objects, you can batch-add them to your Set by clicking the filters on the right side.
  • Here you can toggle on/off any Relations that you would like to see, add another Relation or new relation, and edit the View of the Set here.
  • You can add any Relations to be automatically added to your Objects, by adding them in the creation process of your Type.

• A folder-like structure where where you can visualize and batch edit objects of any type
• These are similar to Sets in their appearance and layout, however functioning differently.
• Contrary to Sets, Collections are not filtered by Object Type but are in fact open to any Object Type.
• Collections can be used to organize a variety of different objects and store them in one place.
• You are not restricted to viewing only one Object Type at a time, this means you can have multiple different types within one collection.
• In a Collection, you can organize all of this Types together seamlessly.

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• Quick Start with Any type
• Comparison AnyType vs Notion Terms and Features
• markdown sheat sheet

• AnyType Ofical Youtube channel:
• A step-by-step guide for beginners to kickstart their journey with AnyType.
• Our Review: Testing the PARA Method in Anytype
• Anytype tutorial - Offline Notes Initial Setup +Tips (Jan 2024)
• Anytype: The Best Offline Alternative to Notion
• Can this app dethrone Notion? | Anytype First Look
• My beginners look at Anytype (not sponsored)
• 3 Anytype HACKS You Didn’t Know!
• Learning anytype fundamentals
• Anytype template - Daily Journal Experience (Jan 2024)
• Anytype tutorial - Easy Folder Organization (Jan 2024)
• Anytype tutorial - How I Use Search, Tags, & Sets
• Sets vs collections inside Anytype
• How to make templates in anytype
• Create databases in anytype
• My anytype system
• Learn how relations work in Anytype
• Anytype Analysis: The Pros & Cons + My Experience
• My Simple Productivity System (for normal people)!

• Why Anytype is the Future of Note-Taking
• Anytype App Review: A Notion Killing Notes App?
• Anytype: An All-in-One Secure Open-Source App for Work and Productivity
• Anytype: Apple Notes on Steroids! | Review:

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Browse and use templates created by the AnyType community to jumpstart your projects and workflows.

1. Project Management Template: A template for organizing and managing projects within AnyType.

2. Book Notes Template: Take structured notes on books you read using this template.

Explore resources outside of official channels for additional insights and perspectives.

1. AnyType Reddit Community: Join the Reddit community to connect with other AnyType users, ask questions, and share your experiences.

2. AnyType Blog: Read the official blog for updates, tips, and feature highlights.

Feel free to contribute by adding new links, tutorials, or resources. Follow these guidelines:

1. Fork the repository.
2. Create a new branch.
3. Add your content.
4. Create a pull request.

Let's build a comprehensive resource hub for the AnyType community together!

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This project is licensed under the MIT License.

🤩Happy organizing with AnyType!