Obsessed with Notion

As a modern day data hoarder Notion has been one of the biggest game changers for me personally. For years I’ve been trying to make my own personal catalogue (to keep track of my widely varying interests). These solutions I came up with were very custom, not maintainable and became outdated quickly due to a lack of time as technology rapidly caught up.

Forwarding to my introduction with Notion; I didn’t immediately know exactly what to do and where to put my data but I did love all the flexibility I was offered from the start so I slowly started to find the right place for all my data. Now that the API has been released I can also consume the data stored in Notion in various ways which awesome 😍

This article is used to get at least a little bit of a structure to display but mostly to test all the different blocks Notion has to offer.

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switch (value) {
   case 'react':
     return <ReactComponent className="testing" {...props} />;
   case 'code':
     return <pre>{block.code?.text?.map((t) => t.plain_text)}</pre>;
   default:
     console.warn('Unknown block type: ' + block.type);
     return <div>unhandled block type</div>;
}

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Most articles start out with a little introduction. Most articles start out with a little introduction. Most articles start out with a little introduction. It even has a link Most articles start out with a little introduction. Most articles start out with a little introduction. And a nice code highlight.

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with text

New parapgraph

New paragraph content for my first blog article.

switch (value) {
   case 'react':
     return <ReactComponent className="testing" {...props} />;
   case 'code':
     return <pre>{block.code?.text?.map((t) => t.plain_text)}</pre>;
   default:
     console.warn('Unknown block type: ' + block.type);
     return <div>unhandled block type</div>;
}

More text more stuff and other things to keep the content flow going.

Consider the following list:

Also check out the following