Events

This is a public event, accessible for everybody! The session will be recorded, so register to receive the recording in your inbox.

​Have you been using Logseq for a while but want to take your practice to the next level? Join our community manager Ramses for the second Logseq Office Hours and have your questions answered in detail!​​​

​This is a Question & Answer session. That means that 

bring your challenges and Ramses shows you some ways of turning it into a Logseq workflow. We'll look at use cases for manual and automated workflows (using templates and plugins).

​​​Please answer the questions as completely as possible when registering. The contents of this session will be answering the top challenges you have.

Logseq Office Hours #3 — July 6th, 2022

Logseq is a free and open source project, which means that 

 have a voice in how it's shaped. Not only do we invite everyone to give feedback on the product, we also welcome everyone who wants to directly contribute code or content to make Logseq easier to use.

, we're hosting a public town hall meeting. Bring your questions and suggestions so we can make this a learning opportunity for everyone who is building Logseq. We want to hear how we can improve both the product and the community processes around it. Do you think that asking for new plugins or reporting bugs is a hassle? We want to hear how we can make your life easier!

 in our Discord and will be recorded. The recording will be posted to the #announcements channel the week after the event.

Town Hall Meeting

What processes do you run with Logseq? Join our community manager 

 as he demos and explains how he uses Logseq to write the weekly curated Logseq newsletter. From collecting useful resources to publishing a 1,000-word piece, he will show you every step of his process.

If you write a newsletter for your job or hobby, this is a must-attend session. But the process will be useful even if you don't publish a newsletter; the steps that Ramses demos can be applied to many knowledge work processes. Whenever you have to output something based on information inputs, this session will be useful.

The core of Ramses' processes are templates and queries. If you've been wondering how to 

, this session will be a great inspiration.

This session will be recorded and published to 

. Register if you want to attend live or receive the recording in your inbox.

How to Write a Curated Newsletter with Logseq

Have you been using Logseq for a while but want to take your practice to the next level? Join our community manager Ramses for the second Logseq Office Hours and have your questions answered in detail!​​​

This is a Question & Answer session. That means that 

​​Please answer the questions as completely as possible when registering. The contents of this session will be answering the top challenges you have.

Register before April 8th to receive the recording via email.

Logseq Office Hours #2: Building processes with queries

You can use Logseq for nearly anything; from simple scratchpad to fully-fledged project management tool. But how do you go from just taking notes to running processes, all within Logseq?

 is joined by Dario da Silvia to talk about designing workflows for Logseq. Dario runs the popular YouTube channel 

 and has helped many knowledge workers think more clearly about how to get results with Logseq.

Dario and Ramses will talk about the following topics, and more:

Want to get a sneak peek at how Dario visualizes his workflows? 

Register before April 1st to receive the recording in your inbox.

Getting Started With Logseq Workflow Design ft. Dario da Silva (OneStutteringMind)

​Are you a researcher, academic, or just a learning enthusiast? Then this event is for you!

 (PhD candidate in the public health field) is joining Ramses Oudt (Community Manager at Logseq) to discuss how to use Logseq's features, plugins, and related tools to do research. No matter if you read papers or need to log your own research result, we'll discuss the entire workflow from research to sharing findings

​We'll be covering the following questions, and more:

Missed the session? The full recording is up on YouTube.

How to Use Logseq for Research ft. Cara Antonaccio

Want to learn to code? Start by creating Logseq plugins!

Prolific Logseq plugin creator Aryan Sawhney will join us to talk about his coding journey through Logseq plugin development. He taught himself just enough code in a single weekend so he could create his first plugin.

If you're interested in learning to code or want to get started with Logseq plugin development, this session is a must-attend. No matter if you're a seasoned programmer or are just starting out, Sawhney will guide you through the basics of creating JavaScript plugins for Logseq. If you ever had an idea for additional Logseq functionality, now is the time to make it a reality.

We'll discuss the following topics, and more:

At the end of the session, Sawhney will share a template to quickly set up your environment to create Logseq plugins.

If you register for the event before Monday, February 28th, you'll receive the recording in your inbox.

An Intro to Making Logseq Plugins ft. Sawhney

Are you new to the idea of using an outliner like Logseq? Or are you a (former) user of Roam or Obsidian? We're here to help you learn how to use Logseq!

In this hour-long workshop, you'll learn all the fundamentals of Logseq to help you get most out of your notes.

We'll not just look at Logseq's features, but also how to build a system for Personal Knowledge Management. There will be room for questions and discussion.

Stop adding your notes to an idea graveyard and learn to turn them into a thriving garden of knowledge!