This here’s a machine-translated text that might contain some errors!
Build an Information Bank
Short and sweet
- Build an info vault with details on IT careers, education, and job duties.
- You can use Obsidian Markdown to keep that information organized.
- Later we’ll sync that vault up to GitHub and spin up a webpage using MkDocs.
- That info vault is great for turning in assignments, but even better as your own personal knowledge hub.
What’s Up There?
Put together a knowledge bank that can hold useful info ya learn throughout the year, plus other stuff ya don’t wanna forget. Ya might want to use Obsidian Markdown to whip up an’ organize yer notes. Think of this here information base like a digital notebook mixed with a library o’ wisdom. 🤠📚
Why Not?
Why not? We’re gonna use that info bankin’ thingy too for our Development & Support class. Word docs an’ stuff like that tend to get lost real quick, but if we stick with version control systems like Git Hub, we can keep all that good information safe fer lookin’ back on later down th’ road. Publishin’ Markdown documents is a cinch usin’ projects like MkDocs, which we’ll take a peek at sometime soon enough.
How to?
We recommend that you get familiar with the Obsidian software and learn how Markdown’s syntax works. Unlike Word, where formatting is invisible, Markdown uses special characters to change things up visually. https://www.markdownguide.org/cheat-sheet/ is a good place to start.
Well howdy there! Did ya know that Markdown gets used in apps like Discord? 🤠📝