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Keeping a public wiki to keep notes on what I have learned is something that I have been doing since at university. My old wiki is currently in this mercurial repo. It originally written with dokuwiki.

This is the new incarnation of the wiki. Started as Github Wiki, I have moved over to GitBook which provide much easier editing and organization - Github Wiki only has flat structure. Now notes are organized into folder, representing certain topic.

The good thing about GitBook is that it still get sync with github repo, so I can made changes either through their web editor or my local editor and then push the changes to Github.

I am moved to start using GitBook for my wiki after I bumped into https://www.aizatto.com/. Ihave used the old GitBook before but then not following it's development after they're going with new version and retired the old one.

Another inspiration of notes taking is from Alex Kehayias's Zettelkasten and lyz's blue book.

Warning: All contents here are half-baked and just function as my brain dump. Use your own judgment to use it and I will not be responsible for any damage caused by that.

Much proper thought should be on my blogs:-

Importing from Github wiki

It's not directly supported yet but since the wiki is also a git repo, you can push it to a new repo which gitbook can import later.

https://docs.gitbook.com/integrations/github/content-configuration#summary https://docs.gitbook.com/integrations/github/content-configuration#summary

Another inspiration:-

  • https://wiki.nikiv.dev/

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