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Short and sweet
- Build up a reckonin’ of info ‘bout IT jobs, schoolin’, and what the work entails.
- You can use Obsidian Markdown, for instance, to get that info all corralled.
- Later on, we can sync that stash to GitHub and whip up a website usin’ MkDocs.
- That info stash can be used for handin’ in tasks, but most importantly, it serves as a gatherin’ spot for knowledge just for yourself.
What in tarnation?
Build yerself a knowledge bank to hold onto useful information ya learn throughout the year, or other things ya don’t wanna forget. Fer example, ya can use Obsidian Markdown to create and organize yer notes. Think o’ this knowledge bank as a digital workbook and a learnin’ hub.
Why bother?
Why not, partner? We gotta use the information bank in the Development and Operational Support subject too. Word documents and such often get lost, but if we use version control systems like GitHub, we can keep the data that might be nice to look back on later. Publishin’ Markdown documents is easy, usin’ projects like MkDocs, which we’ll be takin’ a look at later.
Howdy?
We reckon you oughtta sit yourself down with that Obsidian software and get well acquainted with them Markdown symbols. Unlike Word where the formatin’ stays “hidden,” Markdown uses special marks to change how things look on the trail. https://www.markdownguide.org/cheat-sheet/ is a fine place to start yer journey.
Clippings from https://www.markdownguide.org