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Your git commit logs... Because what you actually accomplished is all that really matters.
by canterburry 11y ago
Your git commit logs... Because what you actually accomplished is all that really matters.
- trcollinson 11y agoI'm not entirely sure why this was downvoted. I think this is a more than reasonable way of keeping track. And honestly, with git commit messages you can even keep track of the things you want to do next.
- wingerlang 11y agoI disagree, I keep just about everything. Obviously the git is /the/ log for the code itself. But there's more to a project than code. I routinely take screenshots and just dump them into a "art dump" folder. It is nice to look back at ideas and features that went away, maybe for a "behind the scenes" look. Git also doesn't keep ideas, brainstorm and discussion about them. I use Trello for this but it's just personal. But it lets you easily file things as "maybe some day" and "actually doing/done".