knowledge graph - chunhualiao/public-docs GitHub Wiki

A great way to store and organize Q&A pairs for code analysis is to use a graphical knowledge base or interactive note-taking tool. Here are some options:

1. Mind Mapping Tools

• Obsidian with the Dataview plugin: Lets you create markdown-based notes with interlinked Q&A pairs.
• XMind or MindNode: Create visual mind maps where each question is a node, linked to answers.
• Miro or Excalidraw: Allows freehand diagrams and flowcharts to visualize Q&A connections.

2. Structured Databases

• Notion: Create a table where each Q&A pair is an entry with tags, code snippets, and references.
• Tana: An emerging AI-powered knowledge base that organizes interconnected thoughts automatically.
• Dendron (VS Code Extension): Hierarchical note-taking for developers.

3. Visual Wikis & Dashboards

• Logseq: A visual, bidirectional linking tool that works well for organizing code understanding.
• Kumospace or Memos: Spatial visualization tools where you can place Q&A pairs in a workspace.
• Jupyter Notebook: Embed markdown (for questions) and Python cells (for answers) in a living document.

4. Custom Web-Based Solution

• Use Django/Flask with a database (PostgreSQL, SQLite) to store Q&A pairs in a structured, searchable way.
• Build a small React + Firebase web app for an interactive Q&A dashboard.

Would you prefer an existing tool or are you interested in coding a custom solution?