The New Way To Write Connected and Personalized Blogs

So originally my blog was hosted on https://thinkwong.com. It used WordPress which was good for typical blogging, but I wanted more than that. I wanted to demonstrate the effectiveness of connected notes and the best way to do that was to lead by examplelead by exampleLeading by example makes followers more inclined to follow. Hence, I created a website with Jekyll using a digital garden template. And because interoperable components are efficientinteroperable components are efficientBecause interoperabile components are self-contained, they can be reused in different situations and are easily maintainable (changing one, updates all). Related: notes/reuse code for efficiency and maintainability I write less while providing more value.

Since content is condensed into atomic bits, I can create highly personalized blog posts that allow the reader to dive deeper into whichever idea they find interesting. Knowing that time is the most valuable resourcetime is the most valuable resourceWe don't live forever and time is the one thing that we're constantly losing as we go through our lives., I can save both your time and mine! I believe the future is personalizationthe future is personalizationAlgorithms and computers have already provided solutions to many problems. The next step is to provide personalized solutions which is why AI is so popular. (e.g. personalized ads) and creating an interconnected system through Fleeting Notes is a way to achieve this.

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An Extendable Obsidian Publish Alternative using Next.JSThe problem with Obsidian publish alternatives As an Obsidian user, I know firsthand the power of bi-directional linking within a single vault. I wanted to create a landing page for Fleeting Notes that captured the same power. But when it came to customizations, the options were limited (I wanted a landing page + a blog). I've tried many solutions (e.g. quartz) but I haven't found one that hit all my criteria (from ChatGPT) below: Compatibility: Not all Obsidian Publish alternatives may be comImprove Note-taking by Organizing Notes like CodeNote organization is very opinionated. There is no shortage of ways to organize notes and everyone seems to have their own method of doing it. Although these methods are great for the short term, as the number of notes grows it becomes difficult to manage notes with these self-made systems. Funnily enough, the very same thing happens to programmers as well. As code gets more complex, it becomes harder to manage code. Now the difference between the two is that poorly managed code has real tangib