I share my Notion template with over 440 pages of web development content
I guess Santa came a bit early this Christmas! 🎅
In one of my last posts, Using Notion to organise programming topics, a lot of people asked me to share the Notion template I was using to build my commonplace book about Web Development. So, after spending quite some time removing personal information from it, and polishing it a bit, I would like to share with you a template you can use to create your own commonplace book.
👉 You can download the template by clicking here. 👈
In this template, you will find over 440 pages containing:
- Over 270 HTML and CSS related questions to practice your knowledge in a spaced repetition manner.
- Dozens and dozens of useful links.
- Information about CSS, HTML, JavaScript, ReactJS, Ruby on Rails, SQL, and more!
- Cheatsheets.
- Link to free tutorials and courses.
- Mindset (to stay strong in the web development journey).
- Information and links about APIs, tools, libraries, web development resources, etc.
- Resources for code practice.
- Problem-solving strategies.
- Lists of interesting articles.
- Useful blogs, podcasts and newsletters.
- The best YouTube channels I could find.
- And much, much more!
Please, feel free to create a copy of this template and adapt it to your own needs. I found it very useful in my journey of becoming a Web Developer, and I still use it almost every day. It has become an extension of my brain, and I rely on it every time I have a question or doubt.
I did my best to remove any copyrighted or personal content but, if you find any, please let me know so I can delete it.
I would like to know any suggestions on how to improve this template, and I'm even considering uploading it to GitHub so I can transform it into a collaborative commonplace repository. Let me know what you think about that.
I hope you enjoy it!
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About the author
I’m a Web Developer based in Adelaide, Australia. Even though I have a Telecommunications Engineering degree and an MBA, coding is my passion and my new professional career focus. Developing applications for the web has become my drive.
Comments
Join the discussionThanks for sharing!
As a Notion user and blogger, do you have a need to write your blogs in Notion too?
I was working on https://hashion.link but I'm not sure if this is only interesting to me or other Notion and Hashnode users.
👍👎
It should be available as soon as you enter your email in the Gumroad site.
thank you so much
You are more than welcome!
Thank you.
You are welcome!
This is great, will help me stay organize much easier
I’m happy to help!
Honestly thank you so much!
Have been trying to create one myself for quite some time now. And yes they all ended up being a fail haha
This will help a lot of people, so again, thank you!
You are most welcome! I’m glad I could help.
Oh wow! That's huge! I'll check it :)
Thanks! ☺️
Thank you, santa!
Hohoho, you are welcome! 🎅
Thank you for sharing.
I'll get this and see what I to implement in my Obsidian vault
Awesome! Can you share a screenshot of your Obsidian vault? It sounds interesting.
Sure of course... So I have a central note, that has internal links to notes that encompass the main parts of what I do. It's also a reminder of what I am currently focused on:
For example, the Areas of Study link leads to here:
Then each of those goes more in-depth on each topic. Above that note is a link back to the home note.
I think I'll do a thorough walkthrough of it in an article
James Dante Midzi This looks great, thanks for sharing!
Damian Demasi My pleasure..
