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If you haven't updated your Obsidian Plugin yet, do it now. Version 4.0. - No GitHub needed. - Faster sync. - Simpler setup. Happy publishing 🌸 Check it out! flowershow.app/blog/announcin…

"I just want my notes online. I don't want to learn/use Git." We heard you. With the new update, you don't need to commit or make a repository. Your vault -> The Web. That's it. Blog about the new update of our obsidian plugin: flowershow.app/blog/announcin…

The biggest barrier to using Flowershow is gone. You no longer need a GitHub account. Plugin 4.0 supports Direct Publishing. 1. Get Token. 2. Paste in Obsidian. 3. Publish. Simpler. Faster. Less friction. Check the new update! flowershow.app/blog/announcin…

Built a custom landing page? Flowershow now supports `.html` files natively. Publish it alongside your Markdown notes in seconds. Want to know more? read our blog! flowershow.app/blog/announcin…

"I forgot to add the link." The problem with static Markdown lists is that they are manual. Dynamic views (Bases) solve this. Add the note -> The list updates. Check it out here: flowershow.app/blog/announcin…

"I forgot to add the link." The problem with static Markdown lists is that they are manual. Dynamic views (Bases) solve this. Add the note -> The list updates. Learn more about it here: flowershow.app/blog/announcin…

Markdown is great. Until you need a Grid. We added full HTML support to Flowershow. You can now write raw HTML/Tailwind directly in your Markdown files. <div class="grid grid-cols-2 gap-4"> Works.

Stop manually updating your index pages. If you have a folder of obsidian notes, use Bases to query them. e.g: "filters: file.folder == 'books'" Flowershow turns that into a dynamic gallery. Blog announcement here: flowershow.app/blog/announcin…

No more repo → commit → push → dashboard → publish. Just use the Flowershow CLI. flowershow.app/blog/announcin…

Not everything deserves a GitHub repo. Some things are just temporary Markdown files you want to share. The Flowershow CLI lets you publish them directly, without over-structuring. #cli #terminal #markdown #publishing #blogging

Check the announcement! flowershow.app/blog/announcin…

A lot of writing happens locally — editor, terminal, maybe even an AI agent touching files for you. Publishing shouldn’t force you out of that loop. The CLI lets it stay local-first.

Want to know more? flowershow.app/blog/announcin…

I often want feedback on something that’s not finished yet: a proposal, early doc, or half-formed idea. Publishing a draft via the Flowershow CLI keeps it low-stakes. Get a URL quickly, decide what this becomes later. #markdown #publishing #blogging #indiedev

Here is the blog about it! flowershow.app/blog/announcin…

Sometimes you finish writing a Markdown file and all you want is a URL. That’s why we built the Flowershow CLI: one command, file → web. No dashboard. No repos. No setup decisions. #markdown #publishing #blogging #indiedev

now, Obsidian Bases now available in Flowershow (early access)

👩‍🍳 We’re currently working on adding native support for Obsidian Bases in Flowershow. This means you’ll be able to use your Bases tables — filters, views, structured data — and have them render properly on your site. More soon so stay tuned! 📻 #obsidian #publish

Turn your Obsidian vault into a blog — no coding needed. Write in Markdown, publish with @flowershowapp. 🎥 Watch tutorial: youtu.be/ZbQRlNm2dww 📚 Or read the docs: flowershow.app/blog/how-to-pu… #blog #markdown #obsidian #website #publish