Digital Gardens are a way tolearning in public, where you don’t have a whole pile of drafts that keep growing, but rather you publish early, get the draft out there, even though it is still a WIP. Then you keep “gardening” it, add some more info over time until it might evolve into a fully fledge article.

Nice Twitter thread by@Maggie Appleton on Digital Gardens and its history.

Links

-@Maggie Appleton writing about the history of digital gardens: https://maggieappleton.com/garden-history

Online Examples of Digital Gardens

• https://maggieappleton.com
• https://zacjones.dev/