#DigitalGarden
We live in times with a multitude of information influx from various sources, many experiences and knowledge, which often fades off as we’re only using and sharing the knowledge of our immediate interest.
My “why” for this website: I want to have a single place of notes, thoughts, ideas and conclusions that I came across during my time and that — I can only hope — might be useful for others and for my future self.
Posts in the DigitalGarden category
Netlify CMS Installation for Jekyll
Jekyll is a great piece of software, it enables users to generate static website from simple Markdown files like this one.
The only downside?
How I oversimplified my blog
After adding all the features and “everything but the kitchen sink” in my website, I simplified it so much that it doesn’t even need a navigation menu.
Back to the static blog
It’s a sunny day, last day of April. I’m in a transfer van from Recreation, on my way to Budapest airport to get a plane to Lisbon. I’m looking forward to an even warmer Spring in Portugal.
My personal timeline
For a long time I felt like I’m trapped in a loop. I avoid publishing updates on social media (Facebook and Instagram) because I don’t want to grow their content.
A bit about me
So I finally made some updates on my site to make it more appealing (for me, at
least). Two main things are worth mentioning.
First post
It is a chilly evening in late December. I’m sipping Rooibos tea from a metal
cup, typing on my 2014 MacBook, on a round wooden table.