About This Digital Garden

What is a Digital Garden?

A digital garden is a different approach to content creation and knowledge management. Unlike traditional blogs, which are organized chronologically, digital gardens are organized by context and connection. They embrace the idea of “learning in public” and show the evolution of thoughts and ideas.

Digital gardens are:

• Non-linear: Notes are connected through links rather than chronology
• Evolving: Content is constantly updated and refined
• Interconnected: Ideas link to each other, forming a network of knowledge
• Personal: They reflect the gardener’s interests and thinking process

About Me

This is my personal digital garden where I cultivate ideas, thoughts, and knowledge. I use this space to explore topics I’m interested in, connect ideas, and share my learning journey.

Feel free to explore my notes, follow the connections between ideas, and watch as this garden grows. If you have any questions or suggestions, don’t hesitate to reach out.

How to Navigate

You can explore this garden in several ways:

1. Browse the notes on the homepage
2. Use the search function to find specific topics
3. Click on tags to see related notes
4. Follow wikilinks to discover connected ideas
5. Explore the graph visualization to see the network of notes

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This digital garden is built with:

• Jekyll, a static site generator
• Jekyll Garden, a custom theme inspired by Maggie Appleton’s digital garden
• Hosted on GitHub Pages

The design is inspired by Maggie Appleton’s digital garden.