My digital garden/personal wiki.

I have gotten used to the term ‘digital gardening’ to describe my notes taking process because gardening is not just writing notes, but actively finding links between different pieces of knowledge.

A “digital garden” is an analogy/framework used to take more intentional notes. I have really loved using this system to build my own personal private digital garden using obsidian, but I’m taking a step further by gardening in public, sharing some of my notes & ideas in public, which is a core principles of digital gardening.

Digital gardens and tutorials for anyone especially for the non-technical people:

• Building a Digital Garden by Tom Critchlow
• Joel Hooks’s Digital Garden
• Principals of Digital Gardening by Maggie Appleton
• Of Digital Streams, Campfires and Gardens by Tom Critchlow
• “How to Take Smart Notes” book by Sönke Ahrens
• How the Blog Broke the Web by Amy Hoy
• You and your mind garden by Anne-Laure Le Cunff
• How to build a digital garden with TiddlyWiki by Anne-Laure Le Cunff

Digital gardens and tutorials worth checking out if you are tech-savvy:

• What is a digital garden? by Chris Biscardi
• Nikita’s compilation
• Richard Litt’s compilation
• Webmentions - Joining the IndieWeb with Svelte by Shawn Wang
• How to plant a Garden a video walkthrough for converting your Roam Research DB into a public garden by Vlad Sitalo
• The Garden and the Stream: An IndieWeb Pop-up Session
• The Swale: Weaving between Garden and Stream by Will Stedden
• KasperZutterman’s compilation
• Best-of Digital Gardens