Breaking the Chronological Order

A common feature of blogging was the idea of having articles displayed in chronological order . This may work for someone who does a real periodic log, but not for the majority of the people who like writing about what they know, about what they learn. Even technical articles about a programming language need to be updated once in a while, or follow up content must be properly linked.

The first thing I did when building this website (see: how i built this website ) was to remove any form of ordering, and focused solely on the navigation aspects. If someone reaches a page I wrote (either because I or someone else shared it, or because Google sent them), I want to give them the possibility to keep exploring the different aspects of what I think and write. That is why I also focused on making backlinks (see: backlinks are the core of my digital garden ) very visible, and there is a color distinction between internal links and external links.