In this post, I won’t be covering options like syncing your Obsidian vault with cloud providers such as Google Drive or iCloud. While these services are popular, they don’t offer detailed file versioning and often introduce latency. Plus, they generally require an active internet connection, which isn’t always ideal for seamless note taking :(

Git, combined with a hosting service like GitHub, may offer one of the best syncing experiences for Obsidian - second only to Obsidian’s official sync service.

I am convinced that anyone who is starting to learn programming, regardless of their goal, they will likely need to have a basic understanding of networking.

I’ll cover some basics, how browsers work, what’s operating system’s role in all of this, as I delve deeper into this topic throughout this post, we will explore various aspects of networking in greater detail.

At the end, you will be able to implement a protocol such as HTTP!

I’ll start my own blog because it’s fun.