Roam is like a good swiss army knife, it even has a ClojureScript development environment. I spent the past 14 days getting acquainted with {{roam/render}} . This post serves as a note-to-self, to summarize and organize what I have learned.  This post is targeted at developers and Roam hackers. If you are not in one of these camps, you will likely struggle with the content.

Taking notes is very simple. You take a piece of paper and jot down a few thoughts. That's it. But if it is this simple, why all the fuss? What makes quality note-taking so difficult?

This post is about my note-taking journey. I cover two applications in detail, TheBrain , and Roam Research . I compare the strengths and weaknesses of these with each other and with my own note-taking needs.

This post summarizes my learnings from the Roam Agile project. I present the Minimum Viable Product (MVP) version of the Agile Development Template. Here you will find the link to the Roam EDN archive containing the template, instructions for how you can get started, YouTube videos showcasing the solution, and a link to the graph I used for my project with my backlog, user stories, sprints, daily standups, customer feedback, etc.