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Forge a Vault o’ Knowledge
Aye, in short
- Forge ye an information vault with tidings on IT trades, learnin’, and tasks to be done.
- Ye might use Obsidian Markdown fer instance, ter’ organize yer info.
- Later we can sync this hoard tae GitHub an’ build a website usin’ MkDocs.
- This knowledge treasure chest may serve deliverance o’ quests, but more’n all, it’ll be a gatherin’ place o’ wisdom fer yerself.
What?
Build a knowledge bank that can hold useful info ye learn across the year, or other things yer don’t want to forget. Ye can use Obsidian Markdown fer instance, ter build an’ organize yer notes. Think o’ the knowledge bank as a digital worklog an’ treasure hoard o’ knowin’.
Why?
Why not? We shall also plunder the information bank fer the Development an’ Support course. Word documents an’ like oft go lost to the depths, but if we use version control systems like GitHub, we can keep our loot safe so it’s a fine thing ‘o look back on later. Publishin’ Markdown documents is easy enough usin’ projects such as MkDocs, which be something we’ll take a gander at later.
Howd’ ye do it?
We recommend that ye learn yer way around Obsidian software an’ get acquainted with Markdown’s syntax. Unlike Word where formatting is “invisible,” Markdown uses special characters to alter what ye see with yer eyes. https://www.markdownguide.org/cheat-sheet/ is a fine place t’ start.
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