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I have a "notes" directory in dropbox. I use .md files, with a text editor that does some highlighting based upon the markdown. 95% of them go into what I call
by sbov 9y ago
I have a "notes" directory in dropbox. I use .md files, with a text editor that does some highlighting based upon the markdown.
95% of them go into what I call my "dev diary". Each day gets a new file. Any questions, answers, thoughts, etc. while programming or designing go in there. For searchability, I also add any reference Jira/Trello/etc ids.
Beyond that, I have cheatsheets and checklists. Cheatsheets are short, useful things (e.g. commands, undocumented gotchas, etc.) for a given piece of tech. E.g. I have a git.txt, mysql.txt, etc.
Checklists are things I should go over whenever I do X. Am I about to commit something? Well, there's a list of things I tend to forget to do. So I have a checklist for this.
Each project also gets a file (or folder if it grows large enough) in my notes directory.
I previously used Evernote. Then Onenote because it was nicer on the surface pro. But I had to abandon Onenote because they don't have a good Linux client. I decided I was going to stop throwing my notes away and just switched to regular files.
- c-smile 9y agoTry my http://notes.sciter.com http://notes.sciter.com - I did it for exactly that purpose. The only thing it renders and edits notes as HTML/WYSIWYG. I've found that for some reasons I simply cannot consume/read .md in source form. After all having <h1> rendered in larger font means something, right?
- bluedino 9y agoWhat do you with screenshots or other graphics?
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