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== Why Eddybase? == | |||
* Eddybase is built on [https://wikiba.se/ Wikibase], a Mediawiki-based open-source software for creating knowledge bases. | |||
** A more perfect platform for my notes I could not find! | |||
* So Eddybase and the currnetwork are equipped with tools to help me process my handwritten notes, index them, and display the results. |
Revision as of 07:51, 28 October 2024
Welcome!
This is Harry Yang’s page, a public instance of Eddybase, which I use to test out Eddybase’s capabilities of storing both human- and machine-readable information. Eddybase can store class notes, day-to-day workflows, and more. Its complement, the currnetwork, consists of processes to parse, modify, and synthesize the information.
Recently I’ve been testing math rendering integrations on Eddybase. Have some equations:
Why Eddybase?
- Eddybase is built on Wikibase, a Mediawiki-based open-source software for creating knowledge bases.
- A more perfect platform for my notes I could not find!
- So Eddybase and the currnetwork are equipped with tools to help me process my handwritten notes, index them, and display the results.