10x your learning and writing output by taking public notes
Postulate is a a notetaking platform that helps you publish your ideas instead of forgetting them.
Currently in closed beta
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What users say
Postulate is...
Your catch-all notetaking tool
Record your ideas, work, reading, or anything else
An effortless blogging platform
Beautiful, shareable posts, minus any hassle
The world's comprehensive knowledge base
A home for everything you - and everyone else on earth - have learned
The Postulate manifesto
"...among all notetaking strategies, the only one that actually simplifies knowledge management and makes it more effective is to publish your learning, experiences, and insights in public."
Read founder Samson Zhang's blog post How I Use Learning in Public as My Personal Knowledge Management Strategy
Here's how it works:
Jot down snippets as you build and learn
Time-based
Today I started building the MVP for curate.it. Using Next.js + MongoDB as my stack...
Progress-based
First, I ran npx create-next-app curate.it, then installed Typescript and Tailwind...
Save outside resources
NextAuth.js | next-auth.js.org
Mind-blowingly easy way to set up auth in Next.js! Just create an...
Turn snippets into public posts
# How to Build a Social Platform Using Next.js and MongoDB
Today, I built the MVP for curate.it, a platform for expert-curated lists and social bookmarking. I used **Next.js and MongoDB** to build as fast as possible. In this post, I'll give an overview of my setup, libraries I used, etc. to implement **posts, notifications, comments, user profiles, and more.**
Share your knowledge through profile and project pages
Samson Zhang
Projects
curate.it (4)
Physics research (2)
Revolutionary reading club (1)
Tags
#nextjs (4)
#webdev (4)
#swe (4)
How to Build a Social Platform Using Next.js and MongoDB
April 10 in curate.it #nextjs #mongodb #webdev #swe
How Do Transistors Work? The Building Blocks of Modern Computing
April 2 in Physics Research #engineering #physics
The Importance of Theory to Revolution | Notes on Lenin's "What Is to Be Done?", Chapter 1
March 27 in Revolutionary Reading Club #book #socialscience
Pricing
Free
Free forever
- Unlimited snippets
- Unlimited posts
- Up to 5 projects
Professional
$5 / month
- Everything in Free, plus...
- Unlimited projects
- Share projects with collaborators
Creator
$10 / month
- Everything in Professional, plus...
- Customize project page
- Email subscriptions for projects
- Monetize your content
10x your learning and writing output
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