Current graph state:
Structure Specification:
Architecture
The graph should consist of multiple hub-and-spoke structures.
The “hubs” in this system will be called root pages.
The “spokes” in this system will be called child pages.
Guidelines
Any block larger than one paragraph (subjective) should be its own page.
Any page longer than two full screens should be split up.
Full sentences should be used when possible.
No orphan pages should ever be pushed to production.
All root pages should have a category.
No child pages should have a category.
Graph Development Process:
What am I doing?
I am figuring out how to structure this graph.
- graph: a structured collection of data consisting of interlinked nodes
I am defining a structure now so that it stays organized as it grows.
Just a few simple rules can turn chaos into order.
Rules should be short and simple.
Rules should be easy to understand.
Why am I doing it?
As stated above, so that the graph stays organized as it grows.
This graph is my public “knowledge garden”, so I would like it to be as accessible to others as possible.
What are my rules?
Any block larger than one paragraph (subjective) should be its own page.
Any page longer than two full screens should be split up.
Full sentences should be used when possible.
No orphan pages should ever be pushed to production.
All root pages should have a category.
No child pages should have a category.