Create Your Own Digital Garden

Digital gardens are non-homogenous by nature. You can plant the same seeds as your neighbour, but you’ll always end up with a different arrangement of plants.

Digital gardens should be just as unique and particular as their vegetative counterparts. The point of a garden is that it’s a personal playspace. You organise the garden around the ideas and mediums that match your way of thinking, rather than off someone else’s standardised template. ~ Maggie Appleton | Source

Digital Gardening Tools & Resources by Maggie Appleton < Highly Recommended

Tools, tutorials and reflections on digital gardening
Includes a directory (sample list) of digital gardens
Maggie also provides good food for thought for anyone interested in creative thinking and design

TheBrain is my recommended tool for both public and private gardening:

TheBrain is simple enough to use for beginners who have never created a web page.
TheBrain also has enough advanced features to appeal to the most skilled programmers and web designers.

Obsidian is another great platform for digital gardening that provides a more conventional web site display with an optional interactive graph view.

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