Wait do we want a Static site? (for dendron)

Yes, because you can access it everywhere.

Literally, even on your TV, or something.

Imagine that you have all you notes, like a lot, and then you're without your phone, or computer, and what to see something.

Just take your friend phone and it will be there.

on your TV

Seriously?

that's cool

No drive logins or nothing.

You can access websites from smart tvs.

This is a very cool template, but it is jekyll. https://github.com/maximevaillancourt/digital-garden-jekyll-template

This is another template, but now using gatsby. https://github.com/aravindballa/gatsby-theme-andy

we need this to generate a static website by gastby, am I correct? As I saw someone mentioned this in his video

yes.

Can this github url be any repo?(like my own repo?)

Yes, but this repo have things necessary to work properly.

Does the repo I choose means that the data will be saved there?

No. This is just a copy.

If you want to understand the git thing, which is a way of track versions of files, you need to read about to understand these concepts.

Like I said, there is a lot of concept involved. You don't need to really understand everything that happens, but at least understand the overall concepts.

> Like I said, there is a lot of concept involved. You don't need to really understand everything that happens, but at least understand the overall concepts. @User still new to programming, there's still a lot I need to learn! Thank you! : D

Programming is very fun!

Just stick with some language, don't change too much.

In the end, they're all the same but different ways or purposes.

What should I need to do with my repo to make gatsby work?

I heard the term

project template

in the tutorial, is it relevant?

If you follow the steps exactly how it is on the description of this it will work. > This is another template, but now using gatsby. > > https://github.com/aravindballa/gatsby-theme-andy @User

okiee, np

Are you on windows?

I'm on Arch, love it