# Main

View on <https://notes.koditi.my/>.

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](https://hg.sr.ht/~k4ml/k4ml_wiki/browse). 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](https://notes.alexkehayias.com/zettelkasten/) and lyz's [blue book](https://lyz-code.github.io/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:-

* <https://kamal.koditi.my/> - personal blog
* <https://dev.to/k4ml>
* <https://grep.koditi.my> - Another tech blog
* <https://blog.xoxzo.com/author/kamal-mustafa.html> - My company's blog

### 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/>