Why You Need a Digital Garden (How to Start Guide)

how to make a digital garden: a beginner's guide

something so simple, it actually works. here's how i currently run my digital garden after 3 years of trial and error!

A Brief History & Ethos of the Digital Garden

A newly revived philosophy for publishing personal knowledge on the web

digital garden

A digital garden is effectively an interconnected set of publicly available notes. You can think of it as a highly personal wiki, except its objective isn’t ...

Digital Gardening for Non-Technical Folks

How to build a digital garden without touching code

Digital Gardening for Non-Technical Folks

How to build a digital garden without touching code

epistemic garden - mapping how ideas spread online

We're building tools to help communities understand their information landscape and protect against harmful coordinated narratives.

Digital gardening

I've been thinking about gardens this week. It started while reading the book Shopkeeping, which had a section entitled "Gardening": > A good shopkeeper will no...

Digital gardening

I've been thinking about gardens this week. It started while reading the book Shopkeeping, which had a section entitled "Gardening": > A good shopkeeper will no...

Understanding Knowledge as a Commons: From Theory to Practice

Looking at knowledge as a shared resource: experts discuss how to define, protect, and build the knowledge commons in the digital age.Knowledge in digital

emad-elsaid/xlog

💥 Fast, Git-native framework for building knowledge bases - Static site generator for digital gardens and personal wikis

The SAGE Community Coordinator: A Demonstration

Sustainable polyculture gardens thrive more effectively when they are designed with an awareness of other gardens in the community, as opposed to as individual gardens. However, the complex characteristics of plants, and their relations to other plant species in terms of needs and capacities, require a complex knowledge base not easily acquired by novice gardeners. We contribute a demonstration of our project, called the Software for Agricultural Ecosystems (SAGE) Community Coordinator, that helps manage the complexities of plant relationships and provides planting suggestions based on existing plants in adjacent garden sites. The research team collected the requirements and developed a preliminary demonstration of this system. This demonstration shows the feasibility of the idea and lays the foundation for a more comprehensive implementation of the SAGE Community Coordinator. By doing so, this paper explores the use of technology to foster the establishment of complex plant assemblages in urban and suburban areas to address the current and future limits of material resources derived from plants.

Technology without Industry

A home for poorly researched ideas that I find myself repeating a lot anyway