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April 2025

Not long ago, I stumbled upon a new concept, a new way to write things. A digital garden. It’s different from a personal blog, because you don’t write a polished article and display them based on the release date. A garden is where you plant things, water and tend it, for it to grow and nurtured. Instead of writing about some topic with a clear finish line and publish it, you write something as-is and let it grow. You add more as you learn and research more about the topic.

This concept sounds lovely to me, because not only I can spend more time writing what I want, I can also publish them whenever I want. This approach reduces a lot of friction for my current write-flow. I can immediately write my idea, publish it in the garden, and move on. I can let it grow or die, let it stay as is, or revisit the topic in the future.

I spent a lot of my time to re-build my site to accommodate this new concept.