[site,blog,#944][m]: add Ola's author info, fix typo in blogs list

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title: Learn how to use MarkdownDB with our First Tutorial!
description: We've just released our first tutorial that covers the fundamentals of MarkdownDB - our new package for treating markdown files as a database. If you've been curious about how to manage your markdown files more effectively, check it out!
date: 2023-05-26
author: Ola Rubaj
authors: ['Ola Rubaj']
filetype: 'blog'
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We've just released our first tutorial that covers the fundamentals of [MarkdownDB](https://github.com/datopian/markdowndb) - our new package for treating markdown files as a database. If you've been curious about how to manage your markdown files more effectively, this tutorial is an excellent starting point!
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Since we're using ES6 modules, we also need to add `"type": "module"` to our `package.json` file.
Before we run the above script, we need to make sure that the `dbPath` variable is pointing to our `markdown.db` file. If you want to store the database outside of your project folder, you can update the `dbPath` variable to point to the correct location. If you want to have it inside your project folder, you can copy it there, or simply re-run the `npx mddb` <path-to-markdown-folder>` command from within your project folder.
Before we run the above script, we need to make sure that the `dbPath` variable is pointing to our `markdown.db` file. If you want to store the database outside of your project folder, you can update the `dbPath` variable to point to the correct location. If you want to have it inside your project folder, you can copy it there, or simply re-run the `npx mddb` {'<'}path-to-markdown-folder{'>'}` command from within your project folder.
Now, let's run the script:

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filetype: blog
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The PortalJS CKAN example intends to provide users with an easy way to bootstrap a data catalog and share data stories backed by a CKAN back end.
The PortalJS CKAN example intends to provide users with an easy way to bootstrap a data catalog and share data stories backed by a CKAN back end. The configuration is simple, being a matter of simply setting up an environment variable, which determines from which CKAN instance the data is going to be pulled.
## Demo

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id: ola-rubaj
name: Ola Rubaj
avatar: https://avatars.githubusercontent.com/olayway
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