At some point the pressure to continue writing on Adagia and LIfelog and 750 is going make me snap. I can sense the impending nature of priorities bubbling up from different sources. The water is starting to boil.
At some point, I may just hook up the API and source my material from my new blog. unfair-marketing, but for now, I'm happy to continue my streak.
The new blog is going to be a deeper dive into b2b or technical content. I'm not exactly sure what path looks like at the moment but I want to put on my deep-dive gear and go a lot deeper.
The first step may be to write about Sanity.io. It's an interesting piece of technology. It's a hosted CMS that allows one to manage content.
What is content and why do I need to manage it?
Images, text, videos, links. The stuff you see on blogs and web pages and apps. It's the raw, unformatted data that needs to be stored somewhere and accessed from different clients.
By really breaking the data into Lego™ block-like chunks, a Sanity developer can be creative about how they output the data that comes from the system. The same content could be structured in different ways if it needed to be modified for a mobile app or a kiosk or some other API.
A more technical blog post would suit my interests. I think I'll explore it.
What's changing in your life?
At some point, I may just hook up the API and source my material from my new blog. unfair-marketing, but for now, I'm happy to continue my streak.
The new blog is going to be a deeper dive into b2b or technical content. I'm not exactly sure what path looks like at the moment but I want to put on my deep-dive gear and go a lot deeper.
The first step may be to write about Sanity.io. It's an interesting piece of technology. It's a hosted CMS that allows one to manage content.
What is content and why do I need to manage it?
Images, text, videos, links. The stuff you see on blogs and web pages and apps. It's the raw, unformatted data that needs to be stored somewhere and accessed from different clients.
By really breaking the data into Lego™ block-like chunks, a Sanity developer can be creative about how they output the data that comes from the system. The same content could be structured in different ways if it needed to be modified for a mobile app or a kiosk or some other API.
A more technical blog post would suit my interests. I think I'll explore it.
What's changing in your life?
That's why I'm interested in why the water's beginning to boil for you on 750WAD. I figured that kind of writing would be purely for you and more like a diary?
You could write:
sleep: "8 hours felt rested, energy good"
food: "12am to 8pm"
whatever you wanted - and this label -colon- data line would create an entry that gets attached to the date you wrote it. Then, you could go back over time and review your data.