This is really cool. One of the reasons I don’t use Notion is I love how portable raw markdown is as a format and that I can use Sublime Text with Vim mode to edit everything (which is super fast unlike Notion).
I also built a few workflows to retrieve information to both edit and consume my wiki easier.
I've had great luck using notion to start developing a personal wiki, seems like we're going to see more of Notion -> JAMStack work in the near future.
Interesting! What is Notion?
Looks like it's this: https://www.notion.so/
It wasn't clear to me how the data was exported, but it seems the author built his own library: https://blog.kowalczyk.info/article/88aee8f43620471aa9dbcad2...
Re:Show HN: Everything I Know Wiki
by malnourish on Saturday March 23, 2019 @03:29PM
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I just began looking into Notion as an alternative to OneNote.
It appears that you can also export the majority of your data as shown here: https://www.notion.so/Export-to-PDF-or-markdown-ebb66c27de32...
Re:Show HN: Everything I Know Wiki
by ericsoderstrom on Saturday March 23, 2019 @03:49PM
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I enter my email in the "getting started" field, click "getting started" and then never received a sign-up email. Anyone else having trouble with this?
I build a custom toolchain to generate it.
All the content is stored in Notion (which is the fastest way I found to write and edit content).
I wrote a Go program (https://github.com/kjk/blog) to convert that to html and deploy as a static site to Netlify, on their generous free plan.
I also generate the rest of the website (mostly blog) from content in Notion.
Since the code is open source, others can adopt it.