Hey Nascif! I did end up creating a graph for my notes, but I did it through redesigning my personal site using Next.js and Sanity. I'm just starting to work on a blog post about the redesign now. I'm using the react-force-graph package found here: npmjs.com/package/react-force-graph You can check out the graph by visiting any individual note page at seph.news/notes. Each graph is unique to the page you're own, which took a little while to figure out, but I'm happy with it.
Hi Joe, Great article 👏 I'm wondering how did you create the markdown references in nextjs did you reimplement the logic or used gatsby-transformer-markdown-references ?
Hey Dennis! Nah, I did something totally different-- I wrote a simple GROQ query for them using Sanity.io. Finding backlinks for a given document takes one line of code, it's pretty sweet. I'm working on a new blog post for this system today!
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Hey Nascif! I did end up creating a graph for my notes, but I did it through redesigning my personal site using Next.js and Sanity. I'm just starting to work on a blog post about the redesign now. I'm using the react-force-graph package found here: npmjs.com/package/react-force-graph You can check out the graph by visiting any individual note page at seph.news/notes. Each graph is unique to the page you're own, which took a little while to figure out, but I'm happy with it.
Hi Joe, Great article 👏 I'm wondering how did you create the markdown references in nextjs did you reimplement the logic or used
gatsby-transformer-markdown-references?Hey Dennis! Nah, I did something totally different-- I wrote a simple GROQ query for them using Sanity.io. Finding backlinks for a given document takes one line of code, it's pretty sweet. I'm working on a new blog post for this system today!