the publishing pipeline
What is the write, review, and publish process?
Why haven't I gotten any of this garden into a shareable state?
> Overengineering!
> Not much time actually spent on this.
> Most attempts at working on this end up as work on doctor and clawe
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A full-stack clojure app with deep tooling integrations.
Presents window management ui components (doctor-topbar) as well as a native or browser-based web app.
This mind-garden is a place to think, to spill, to capture. The tools support a meandering rabbit hole of notes and links - diving deeper is always encouraged.
I try to 'tend' the garden often and freely - give the seeds of ideas a fresh pot and loose dirt, water them as the leaves start to signal. You can extend the metaphor forever - mostly I just come putz around in here, with no need direction if I'm not feeling it.
Tending the garden can mean anything, but here are some activities anyway:
- Write freely in the
daily note (
org-roam-dailies-find-today), journal.org, or the projects.org hammock - Punt things from the
journal or hammock into the daily file (
russ/org-refile-to-daily-note) - Read/write/edit notes anywhere
- add content
- add more text links to new/existing pages
- add tags
- Publish notes
As of this writing, nothing is published, but we'll get there
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It's been years, but we've finally published this mind garden.