So I’ve worked out how to combine the iOS-apps Working Copy (which I was already using) and Plain Org to get my idea of a personal Orgmode/org-roam workflow working.
So far it’s great! I can manage Org-files in my various repos and commit/push/pull it to my Gotland-instance in a flash.
The only ‘problem’ I have now is that my Orgmode/org-roam-repo is separate from my Quartz-repo. And I would really like to have those things combined: both long-term and short-term todos, tasks and knowledge, interlinked were needed.
But to do this, I would need to find a way to keep public and private separate in the same Git-version controlled environment. I could start working with Git submodules, symbolic links.
Especially that second approach might work: have symbolic links of files that are okay to be public, in my private todo org-roam repo.
Because what I have now, is great! Working Copy (Git and Gitlab in general) give me a great degree of control over my files. Working Copy is a wonderful iOS app that provides an easy and comprehensive workflow. And Plain Org is just a handy way to keep notes and todos within arms reach, especially with all the meta Org features (logbook of todo states, adding entry text-like comments to each todo, etc). But there’s no way to show any of this now 🙅 . And I like my learning to be productive in two ways: contribute to my development and showcase my skills, experience and growth publicly.
So! I think as I’m getting used to Quartz and Org at the same time, I might as well try to mash them together to hopefully build a single source of truth for what I know, what I’m doing and what I still need to learn. I have read on integrations of Org with Quartz via ‘ox-hugo’ which converts org-roam-files to Quartz-usable Markdown (source. Time to check that out! See you in the next one. ☝️