MDN Web Docs
Clear explanations of browser APIs and web platform behavior. Use it for a first model, then follow links to specifications when exact requirements matter.
Foundational documents, good questions, and suggested paths through the notebook.
Clear explanations of browser APIs and web platform behavior. Use it for a first model, then follow links to specifications when exact requirements matter.
A freely available book about revisions, branching, remote repositories, and how source history can support personal archives.
Primary documentation for local full-text indexing, tokenizers, ranking, and query behavior. A useful reference before adding heavyweight search infrastructure.
The W3C accessibility standard, useful for testing whether a personal publication works for people beyond its author.
A durable collection starts with retrieval, not a perfect hierarchy. Define what you need to remember, and what you want to do with it.
Plain text is not glamorous, but it is easy to inspect, diff, back up, and migrate when tools change.
Search design starts with the question someone will ask later: exact string, remembered concept, or surrounding context.