💡 Ideas & Roadmap

The running tracker for this project. Nothing gets lost: future ideas go in the backlog, problems go in known issues, and finished items move to the Changelog.

Up next (short list)

• Full-text search — the Browse filter matches titles and folders; a true search would also look inside note content.
• Review the reformatted notes — click through the new CompTIA A+ and AZ-900 sections and the recreated images; flag anything that reads wrong.

Backlog (someday / maybe)

• Write the missing BIOS/UEFI notes — the old vault had two empty placeholder topics, “Configuring BIOS” and “Configuring UEFI”. Write them in Obsidian under CompTIA A+\Section 6 - BIOS & UEFI\.
• Write or delete the empty note Network Software Hardening (Google IT, Course 5, Module 4) — currently skipped during import.
• Flashcard / quiz mode — turn glossary notes into self-test cards.
• A “polished” shared edition — a cleaned-up subset suitable for sharing with colleagues, separate from raw personal study notes.
• Tags & cross-links — connect related notes across certifications (e.g. BIOS/UEFI appears in both CompTIA A+ and Google IT).
• Cheat-sheet pages — condensed one-page quick references per topic (ports & protocols, Linux commands, acronyms).
• Next certification — when a new vault is started in Obsidian, add it to scripts/import-notes.mjs and src/lib/certs.ts.

Known issues

(none right now — fixed items move to the Changelog)

Fixed

• Publish online — live at https://it-bible.pages.dev on Cloudflare Pages, behind a Cloudflare Access login gate. (2026-07-06)
• 23 dead Coursera images — recreated as SVG diagrams, Markdown tables, and code blocks directly in the Obsidian notes. (2026-07-06)
• 2 missing pasted images in the Linux notes — replaced with worked command examples in code blocks. (2026-07-06)

Decisions made (and why)

• Astro + Markdown over plain HTML or MkDocs — keeps notes as easy-to-edit Markdown while teaching real HTML/CSS through the layout files. (2026-07-06)
• Obsidian is the single source of truth. The site never edits notes; the import script copies and converts them one-way. Vault edits happen only on Tyler’s explicit request, after a full backup. (2026-07-06)
• Neon green & black as the permanent single theme, replacing automatic light/dark switching. (2026-07-06)
• Lost Coursera images recreated, not left broken — tables and terminal output became real Markdown/code blocks (clearer than screenshots); diagrams were redrawn as SVGs matching the site theme. (2026-07-06)