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I've settled on just having a simple Markdown file* in the root of every project I work on where I list (a) the tasks I or the client wants done and (b) notes o
by eswat 10y ago
I've settled on just having a simple Markdown file* in the root of every project I work on where I list (a) the tasks I or the client wants done and (b) notes on discoveries and bugs I want to keep track of for later. I have tasks lined up in a section called # Tomorrow that I rename to # Today when I want to tackle them. The tasks I put in this file usually derive from whatever pm tool the client or my team is using.
* I give all these files a special extension so that they're easy to ignore in my global gitignore and give syntax highlighting in my editor