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Reading Plan

Hypermedia Systems

2/12 sections
DateSection
Part 1 — Hypermedia Concepts
IntroductionPart 1 — Hypermedia Concepts
Mar 10What is a Hypermedia System?
Mar 10Hypermedia-Driven Applications
Mar 11Goals
Mar 12Book Layout
Mar 13Hypermedia: A New Generation
Mar 14HTML Notes: Hypermedia In Practice
Part 2 — Hypermedia-Driven Web Applications With htmx
Htmx PatternsPart 2 — Hypermedia-Driven Web Applications With htmx
Mar 17Installing Htmx
Mar 18AJAX-ifying Our Application
Mar 19A Second Step: Deleting Contacts With HTTP DELETE
Mar 20Next Steps: Validating Contact Emails
Mar 21Another Application Improvement: Paging
Mar 22HTML Notes: Caution With Modals and 'Display: none'
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How it works

From table of contents to reading plan in three steps

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  1. 01

    Find your book

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  2. 02

    Edit your plan

    Your table of contents becomes a reading plan instantly. Reorder chapters, adjust dates, and mark sections complete as you go.

  3. 03

    Export and study

    Download as Markdown and paste straight into Notion, Obsidian, or Logseq. Your plan lives wherever your notes do.

Why a reading plan?

Most technical books go unfinished

The average reader abandons a non-fiction book at chapter three. A simple plan changes that.

You finish what you start

A visible plan turns a vague intention (“I should read this book”) into a concrete schedule. You know exactly what’s next.

Small daily sessions, not weekend marathons

Breaking the ToC into a daily schedule means one section at a time — consistent, sustainable, and actually finishable.

Progress you can see

Checking off chapters provides the feedback loop that keeps you motivated through dense technical material.

Three ways to get started

Your ToC, however it lives

Whether your book is digital or physical, on your shelf or in the cloud — IndexSprint can work with it.

Instant

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Type the title — we pull the table of contents from our book database. One click and your plan is ready.

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Paste from an ebook

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Works even if page numbers are missing or formatting is inconsistent.

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FAQ

Common questions

Is IndexSprint really free?
The core tool — search, paste, scan, generate plan, export Markdown — is completely free with no account required. Premium features are coming soon.
What kinds of books does it work with?
Any book with a table of contents: programming and system design books, business books, textbooks, self-help, and more. If you can copy or photograph the ToC, IndexSprint can parse it.
How does the OCR scan work?
Photos are processed entirely in your browser using on-device OCR. The image is never sent to a server, so your book stays private.
Can I edit the plan after it's generated?
Yes. You can rename chapters, reorder sections, mark items complete, and adjust the reading schedule directly in the app before exporting.
Which export formats are supported?
Markdown (.md) right now — which works natively with Notion, Obsidian, Logseq, VS Code, iA Writer, Bear, and any editor that understands plain text.
Do I need to create an account?
No. The free tier requires no sign-up. Creating an account (free) lets you save plans, track progress across sessions, and access premium features.
Is my data private?
OCR scanning runs entirely in your browser — your photo never leaves your device. Pasted text is sent to our server for parsing but is not stored permanently. We only save your plan if you explicitly choose to save it to your account.