Obsidian, Claude and vibecoding = fantastic digital garden

Hi everyone, I would like to showcase my digital garden that I’ve been building since January this year.

I made several attempts at the issue of planting notes in public: I tried Obsidian Publish, Quartz, Hugo, Jekyll, but none of them suited my taste, and in January I first laid my hands on Gemini CLI, which I later swapped for Claude. I liked what it had to offer and set about designing the digital garden that I wanted.

I had a few ideas in mind: I wanted to marry the architecture of Brutalism with Warhol’s pop art and Soviet-era typography. It turned out that, as with everything else, I had reinvented an already existing neobrutalist style.

Later I figured out how to interlink the notes, reworked the existing Obsidian ontology, built a graph view, and considerably refined the visuals. It is a static site generator.

Currently I have two sections of the garden: Russian and English, the latter of which I am populating at the moment. The Russian section has 137 notes, the English only 9. Most of the notes are long-form, essay-style pieces — not an easy read. It is my way of exploring certain things. I do it with rigor.

So, you are more than welcome to wander the garden and share what you think of it. The English section is still in its early stages, and many elements are not yet translated.

P.S to see some visuals that I built into it browse these notes:

  1. https://rustamagamaliev.ru/garden/единственный-способ-сделать-что-то-хо-ро-шо/
  2. https://rustamagamaliev.ru/garden/кем-стать-если-ии-кратно-лучше-выполняет-практически-любую-работу/

English section holds only 9 notes so far, but I think they are well worth a read.

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