A Digital Garden is a place to share your ideas and notes with the public. It follows the concept of Learning in Public and allows you to publish a collection of evolving ideas and thoughts. I…

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A Digital Garden allows you to share and refine your ideas publicly in a non-linear format. Unlike traditional blogs, it evolves over time, encouraging continuous updates and engagement. You can build a digital garden using tools like Quartz, Tiddly Wiki, Obsidian PKM, and Roam Research. The process involves setting up Quartz, creating a GitHub repository, and customizing files for personal details and appearance. A digital garden is a valuable tool for documenting learning, refining thoughts, and receiving feedback from peers.

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Digital gardens are nothing but file management 2.0, they miss this bit and make it about notes. Being mindful of the digital life you have assembled for yourself on a hard drive is that which [[tools-for-thoughts]] as a larger discourse has made possible.

i have never heard of the idea of a digital garden and I love it. I wanna try it

Thank you for sharing this concept!
As I’ve been using other metaphors for a system like this, I think your metaphor of a “digital garden” is fantastic. The follow-along-tutorial for setting the foundations of such a digital garden you provided is also really helpful.
I’ll definitely check it out and see how I can integrate it in my current obsidian-set up.

This is a fantastic way of memorizing what you learn. But don’t make the mistake most people makes where they waste time on building a perfect system in the beginning and not finishing what they have started. Just don’t spend too much time on researching or building the system just use notion for starters and gradually improve along the way.

Wow, very unique concept to try
Thank you for sharing