It’s the first time I’ve really noticed the possibility to use Notion for blogging. I like this idea, not to over-engineer it, but get started.

I read “content-heavy” and immediately thought CMS. 😅 Markdown sure is less overhead. And will accumulate, too, over time! 🙃Putting Astro with Markdown onto my explore list. 👍🏻

I see, sounds great! Do you use some headless content source with it?

Please clarify: What kind of “typing code” is one supposed to do in their free time without thinking about or understanding any of it? Can’t see actual nor entertainment value in that. You make it sound as if there are programmers who just type up what someone dictates. 😅

So it’s about actual typing, not the authoring? About getting it from your head into a file?

When did we not need to go beyond? 👀

What makes Astro great for this, from your experience?

Sounds like a great investment into local community 😊

You get an idea about the extend of insecurity about what this AI thing is when people are so looking up to anyone who claims to have figured this out.

Sounds like something that could replace my clump of bookmarks, Notion pages etc. 😅
What makes ATProto a good choice for this?

Oh, what is collective about?

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Glad to read you agree. It sounded as if learning a language was not important. Sorry if I misinterpreted that.

That looks quite comprehensive. I could only skim over it. But I like what I read. I put it on my reading list.

You need to master your instrument before you can play in an orchestra. Not boxing you in means to learn even more. Maybe become a master of none. Choosing one to get started is your best chance to go deep and master it. Without going deep, you won’t even be able tell what makes a language unique.

Ah yes, software engineer here, mine are screaming “features!” and “maintenance!” 😅