Aside from this site being my own digital garden. Here are resources to find out more about them. My own sort of evolution and how I intend to use it is described here.

Resources

• Maggie Appleton - Just a beautiful site that shows a lovely and evolving landscape of thoughts in an easy to understand taxonomy.
• A reddit post - Just a ton of links and examples
• Andy's Notes- It's minimal but fun to explore and a different way to do things since it's explorable through links, not indexes. I like the concept.

Tech Stack

I do my writing in Obsidian.md. It can do a whole lot more than just write markdown.

Obsidian Plugins

• Digital Garden - This is what lets me publish straight from Obsidian. It's great, and clever.
• Word Sprint - I like writing with a timer. It forces me to get the words out.
• Various Complements - This behaves like autocomplete from an IDE. As you type it'll suggest internal links to add. This helps with finding ways to connect new ideas.

Hosting

Hosting is provided with a free tier of Netlify. It publishes with hooks from github.

Behind the scenes

Not that it matters, but the flow goes from Obsidian to a private github repo that is a template from Digital Gardens that is actually a 11ty static site. That is then picked up by Netlify and published.