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Interesting idea. Found it useful and working so far? Care to share (part) of your structure? I've always found wiki's and the like extremely difficult to orga
by janpieterz 11y ago
Interesting idea. Found it useful and working so far? Care to share (part) of your structure?
I've always found wiki's and the like extremely difficult to organize. Lots of knowledge and little things, but it always runs out of hand quick.
- anotheryou 11y agoIt's an experiment and I'm trying to write all my notes in to it. The problem is the associative/ribosomal nature of information and the quickly missing context. We'd need to build a brain that gathers and understands context and files in all the cross-connections. Until google is done with that we are stuck with what's manageable: A hierarchy (folders) with some limited manual cross-links and full-text search. I'm using the yellow cms, with a wiki plugin: http://datenstrom.se/yellow/ http://datenstrom.se/yellow/ http://developers.datenstrom.se/edit/plugins/wiki-plugin/ http://developers.datenstrom.se/edit/plugins/wiki-plugin/ All running in a local http server. It's synced to my phone via Owncloud. On my phone I edit the plain files with JotterPad and sync with Foldersync. But I'm not super happy with yellow: - missing a tree view (I hacked together something but it's ugly) - special syntax for the title (but you can ignore it mostly) - special syntax for the wiki stuff - was difficult find the setting to change to .md file endings (bad/missing documentation) - requires an index.md in every folder What is really nice: i can drop a file in to a public version of the wiki and send a pretty link to someone.