Content, data and code live in deliberately separate zones.
Content, data and code live in deliberately separate zones.
A personal system has three distinct worlds that must not be mixed: content (markdown — the second brain), data (databases — the queryable layer) and code (scripts, repos). Notes aren't a database; databases aren't a repo; code doesn't live inside the content vault. Mixing them is how systems break — a database inside the content vault tanks its performance. Data-architecture discipline applied to a personal system.
Where it lives: SBM series (From Notes to a Warehouse; data-architect cluster).