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For meetings I almost always use a pen and notepad - I'm often the only guy in the room without a laptop. For project/task notes at my desk I write to a single
by snerbles 10y ago
For meetings I almost always use a pen and notepad - I'm often the only guy in the room without a laptop.
For project/task notes at my desk I write to a single markdown file in the following format:
### Task Name
* Note about task
* Another note about task
Every time I save the file, a shellscript makes a date-stamped copy. For searching I wrote a rather obnoxious tool based on lunr.js that indexes the entire history, allowing me to search tasks by content.
- ams6110 10y agoVery similar approach, I use emacs and org-mode though at my desk. Paper and pencil for active note-taking.