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| Type | Concept |
| Note created | Mar 20, 2025 |
| Last updated | Aug 4, 2026 |
The Digital Garden is my collection of notes and reference work. Its public version is a subset of all my notes which are available to consume with an educational intent, and serves as a way for me to easily share notes and will hopefully help any reader that stumbles into it.
The garden is powered by an Obsidian vault and structured as a Zettelkasten-like repository, which means that there are two ways of navigating it:
- Using search to find the note or content you are interested in,
- Using the links between the notes to jump from concept to concept.
You can also find more about how I use Obsidian, which can serve as inspiration but also will help you understand why the garden is this way.
Where to start
Well… That’s not really how it works. There is no such thing as a proper entry point; instead, the garden expects you to search some sort of interest and navigate it by clicking the links (or backlinks) to other pages. Some pages that may lead you to an interesting place include data science, Python, coffee, Madrid, or any of my reference databases that include work from third-parties like articles, films, books, etc.