Hey #fediverse! Is there an actively maintained directory, wiki, list in a git repo, or something similar of #smallWeb or #digitalGarden websites?
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So, super simple Eleventy + Obsidian recipe for a #DigitalGarden space:
* Set up an 11ty project
* install the eleventy-plugin-interlinker (link below)
* open the project folder in Obsidian
* create a notes folder and change your settings so that all new notes go to that folder
* Add the Backlinks code from the interlinker plugin's readme into either an Obsidian template or a 11ty layout
* Add to that template some frontmatter for title, date
* Start making notes.
Serve locally (from terminal, vscodium,, whatever).
The interlinker plugin is here:
https://github.com/photogabble/eleventy-plugin-interlinker
GitHubGitHub - photogabble/eleventy-plugin-interlinker: Adds wikilink and wikilink embed support with tracking of backlinks.Adds wikilink and wikilink embed support with tracking of backlinks. - photogabble/eleventy-plugin-interlinker
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Meine digitalen Gärten sind hier:
- https://openchurch.wiki/
- https://devbeejohn.de/
- https://codeberg.org/Letterus
- https://digitale.monasterium.eu/
Gerade der Quelltextberg (#Codeberg, @Codeberg) eignet sich natürlich hervorragend als #digitalGarden
openchurch.wikiOpenChurch.WikiNone
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Und, vor allem für den Perfektionisten in mir: Im Unterschied zu Blogbeiträgen oder anderen Very-Polished-Websites haben sie nicht den Anspruch "fertig", "abschließend" oder "vollständig" zu sein.
Manche Dinge fange ich aus einer Laune an und habe dann keine Lust mehr. Manche Sachen möchte ich gerne abschließen und die Aufgabe ist einfach zu groß. Manches sammle ich einfach, weil ich es schön, wertvoll oder spannend finde.
Dank dieses[1] Heise-Artikels weiß ich nun, dass meine Art Webseiten zu betreiben "digitaler Garten" heißt. Nungut, ich hätte es eher so etwas wie "persönliches Wiki" genannt.
Aber wichtig ist, dass es lebendig ist, sich ändert, eine lose zusammenhänge Sammlung von Wissen, Ideen und Notizen ist.
heise onlineNerd-Trend "Digitaler Garten": Die eigene Website als persönliches WissensarchivWer eine Website hat, baut Wissen im "digitalen Garten" an. Das schafft Freiheit und eine nachhaltige Alternative zu Social Media. Wie funktioniert das Konzept?
Eg snakka litt med Znippen om den digitale hagen tanketom.no og #DigitaleHagar generelt, å ha nettsider som blir "dyrka" fram, "arbeide med garasjedøra open": https://znippen.substack.com/p/ei-vandring-i-digitale-hagar #DigitalGarden
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Added a bunch more things to my commonplace book. Mostly Japanese terms: https://duncanmckean.com/tag/japan/
Duncan McKeanJapan
Have been poking around different options for using #Eleventy for a notes / #DigitalGarden / personal #wiki sort of set up. Have been debating whether to try and cobble together my own set-up or use a template.
`eleventy-bloomz` might be the winner so far: minimally styled, few dependencies, functional backlinks, and a few extra features. Stays close to the basic Eleventy structure, including a minimal blog implementation.
It is meant to function as a WikiBonsai template but I don't see anything specific to that approach that couldn't be easily changed.
https://github.com/wikibonsai/eleventy-bloomz
Would be happy to hear if anyone has a set-up they are particularly happy with.
GitHubGitHub - wikibonsai/eleventy-bloomz: A starter project for a WikiBonsai digital garden using the Eleventy static site generator.A starter project for a WikiBonsai digital garden using the Eleventy static site generator. - wikibonsai/eleventy-bloomz
lovely to see my #TiddlyWiki digital garden included in https://smallweb.cc
I have updated my Digital Garden Resources and Links page with some new finds
https://gavart.ist/#Digital%20Garden%20Resources%20%26%20Links
gavart.istgavart.istGavin Gamboa 🌱 digital garden work repository 🗂 personal wiki
El Jardín Digital es un interesante concepto que hasta ahora no conocía.
Una especie de blog personal de notas y apuntes en constante crecimiento y modificación, eliminando la idea de posts pensados y terminados ordenados cronológicamente. Aunque entiendo que esas notas iniciales se pueden convertir en unos textos más o menos terminados.
También está unido (aunque creo que no de forma obligatoria) al tema de la #websencilla o #smallweb, porque normalmente se usan generadores estáticos y webs simples, concentrándose en el texto y en ideas que en imagen y estética.
Esto me da ánimos para publicar mi propio blog/web/lo que sea, que llevo atrasando por no tener algo definitivo y pulido.
Más info:
- https://rosano.hmm.garden/01etwe6d05s2c8m8fj53wh3s4w
- https://maggieappleton.com/garden-history
rosano.hmm.garden · Digital gardenIn 2020 a movement formed towards quiet personal spaces for writing on the Internet, with various…
Resharing this old post where I realised that I didn't have to blog chronologically, and that I can be imperfect with my content.
https://elizabethtai.com/2023/07/06/being-an-imperfect-gardener-of-my-digital-garden/
Elizabeth Tai · Being an imperfect gardener of my digital garden
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Updated my now page!
As a reminder, a "now" page is like an "about" page, except it tells you what someone is up to *now*. Basically, what you would tell a friend who's in town over coffee.
travisbriggs.comNow • Digital Garden of Travis BriggsWriting and learning in public
based off of a similar solution by Charlie_Veniot, I have solved one of the long-standing friction points with adding images to my digital garden in TiddlyWiki.
This image importer will accept drag/drop links of image files (via the filesystem viewed in a webbrowser i.e. file:///Users/myPath/…) plus being able to quickly designate them into specific system directories via checkbox, or just supply the custom path directly
So broadly speaking, if you were creating a collaborative #DigitalGarden for #Research ideas then what features would you want it to have? #Research #DigitalHumanities #Ideas #Design #Collaboration #GLAM #Collections
So my 8 yo is having a lot of fun learning how to create and maintain his own little space on the web:
https://randoms.neocities.org/
He's the one creating the content and the code.
He got super excited when I told him I'd be sharing his site here on Mastodon. So, feel free to check it out and leave a comment!
Those familiar with static website design, suggestions are more than welcome.
Thank you @neocities.org for making this so easy.
It's with equal parts pride and trepidation that I introduce my new project:
Seam, a personal wiki system based on Org mode.
wiki.plexwave.orgSeam