Posts tagged “writing”

Zettelkasten Productivity: Books Written per Books Ingested

Edmung Gröpl reframes writing productivity: it is not the mere output of books-per-person. Instead we should ask the question “how many books have grown out of what I’ve read”?

TextIndex: a Markdown Pre-Processor and Syntax Extension for End-of-Book Indexes

Matt Gemmell makes use of his new Mac to create another tool for a Markdown publishing pipeline.

The Rake and Its Prongs

We don’t think about this as we write: the blinking cursor tells a useful lie about what the text looks like, so we can work on an abstraction that is about the space between characters, and especially the space after the last character.

Change Case of Word at Point in Emacs, But for Real This Time

Digital Gardening: A Renaissance of Open Thinking and Curated Writing on the Web

Split a Markdown File by Its Headings

The Word Counter, NaNoWriMo, and You

How I Edited my Last Zettelkasten Post and Came up With Something Even Shorter Than the Post Itself

Composing and Revising – The Two Modes of Writing

Use a Short Knowledge Cycle to Keep Your Cool

Make Writing a Part of Your Identity

How to Track Your Writing Progress

How I use Outlines to Write Any Text

Building Blocks of a Zettelkasten

The Need to Craft

You Only Find What You Have Identified

Editorially is Shutting Down. What About Alternatives?

Count Your Words to Increase Your Productivity

How to Make Daily Writing Practice Useful

Preparing Fragments Helps You to Ease Into Writing

Create a Zettelkasten for your Notes to Improve Thinking and Writing

Outlining and Plain Text