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When creating a catalog/directory I want a way to store my informationā¦
When creating a catalog/directory I want a way to store my information both rich content and structured data and which is easy to add to, evolve the structure, collaborate on and later access for exploration and visualization so that i can start capturing information in an easy way that will be usable later for my various needs (including access by third parties)
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Intro / summary: we're going to show a technique that is great in X, Y, Z way. you can follow along. This will take 1h. You will get a result like this.
Here's a polished example we built earlier: you are going to add one new "entry" to the directory. [pick an ecosystem: maybe star wars and harry potter]
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Scratchpad example: no metadata yet. Just dump to a file ... (you could again start from "one we did earlier ...)
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Add some metadata e.g. their house, creature?, alive/dead
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What's next? How do i add more metadata, how do i change metadata (in bulk), ...
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Here's a polished example we built earlier: you are going to add one new "entry" to the directory. [pick an ecosystem: maybe star wars and harry potter]
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Ans: build a "MarkdownDB" i.e. a database where each "record" is a markdown file. Files stored on disk and/or github (and push to e.g. github for backup/collab) with frontmatter for structured metadata. Use wikilinks for linking.
Editor: obsidian
Storage: local disk + git(hub)
(Local/single person) Viewer: obsidian + dataview
Publishing: via Github + Flowershow
Collaboration: github and git or something else to be thought of