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I have a "notes" repo that I'm editing using... well, mostly Atom, sometimes nano. I use Markdown for pretty much everything I write on my laptop, including no
by r3bl 10y ago
I have a "notes" repo that I'm editing using... well, mostly Atom, sometimes nano.
I use Markdown for pretty much everything I write on my laptop, including notes, so printing them is no issue when I need to so.
I usually go down the "one topic, one file" path, and add a table of content on top (I have a command line tool that does that).
I push a portion of my notes to a public GitHub repo, and all of them in a private Git repo. Random example of me learning Ruby syntax: https://github.com/aleksandar-todorovic/notes/blob/master/21_ruby_101.md https://github.com/aleksandar-todorovic/notes/blob/master/21...
- disease 10y agoI really like the idea of having all my notes in a git repo. I currently have them on Google Drive which is great for searching and accessing anywhere on any device - but I hate the fact that I have no local copy available since they are Google Docs which just store as a link basically. Yeah I know about Google Takeout but if I go with a repo I'll basically always be fully synced up locally while being synced on the server whenever I do a push.