This Digital Garden

Created: Jan 24, 2024 | B quality | Mid importance

When I first started reading about Digital Gardens, I quickly came to the conclusion that I wanted one for myself. I really just wanted to break out of the prison of creating perfectly polished and self-contained "blog posts" that existed in reverse chronological order.

I have tried to live up to the digital gardening principles that I laid out for myself early on, with varying degrees of success.

This garden is also available as a Gemini capsule at gemini://gem.travisbriggs.com.

Comments are enabled by replying to a Mastodon post for each garden node.

The source code for this garden is available on GitHub, and I'm tracking issues to improve it. It is based on Eleventy Garden which is based on Eleventy.

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Entering the garden

I'm trying desperately to resist the urge to write this entire website as a choose-your-own adventure game. Must, resist.

As you enter the garden, you can see a bunch of records for sale, or at least on d

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