Merry Ortega
@merryortega.com
🏳️⚧️ She/Her 💻 Web dev 🎨 Crafter
This is where I post about my silly projects!
This is where I post about my silly projects!
Catch me angrily powering off my phone
March 17, 2025 at 1:08 AM
Catch me angrily powering off my phone
Oh it's actually called the "local graph". It's the only graph feature that actually helps me with productivity.
It can be fun to search the big graph to scout out unloved notes though.
It can be fun to search the big graph to scout out unloved notes though.
March 13, 2025 at 9:12 PM
Oh it's actually called the "local graph". It's the only graph feature that actually helps me with productivity.
It can be fun to search the big graph to scout out unloved notes though.
It can be fun to search the big graph to scout out unloved notes though.
I wouldn't say the graph itself is very useful but the internal links that form it are. They can really help when trying to rediscover related concepts.
I keep open the "local tree" that shows directly linked notes. It often helps me rediscover what I'm *actually* looking for.
I keep open the "local tree" that shows directly linked notes. It often helps me rediscover what I'm *actually* looking for.
March 13, 2025 at 9:06 PM
I wouldn't say the graph itself is very useful but the internal links that form it are. They can really help when trying to rediscover related concepts.
I keep open the "local tree" that shows directly linked notes. It often helps me rediscover what I'm *actually* looking for.
I keep open the "local tree" that shows directly linked notes. It often helps me rediscover what I'm *actually* looking for.
Reposted by Merry Ortega
It was cool to rebuild an old project using a new language and framework. I honestly had a lot more fun developing it with barebones React than I did with Android Studio a few years ago.
I felt so constrained working with Android's API. Jetpack was a step up but it has nothing on React development.
I felt so constrained working with Android's API. Jetpack was a step up but it has nothing on React development.
March 1, 2025 at 9:34 PM
It was cool to rebuild an old project using a new language and framework. I honestly had a lot more fun developing it with barebones React than I did with Android Studio a few years ago.
I felt so constrained working with Android's API. Jetpack was a step up but it has nothing on React development.
I felt so constrained working with Android's API. Jetpack was a step up but it has nothing on React development.