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As a developer and freelancer I'm constantly working on a lot of different projects. Like most other developers I also have quite a lot of side projects that al
by pabue 6y ago
As a developer and freelancer I'm constantly working on a lot of different projects. Like most other developers I also have quite a lot of side projects that all are in some kind of "work in progress" phase.
For every project there are a lot of links and small pieces of knowledge I have to keep track of: development, staging, production, project management tools and issue tracking, documentation, design documents, folders and files on my local machine, git repositories, hosting providers, databases and so on.
I needed a way to keep track of all the bits and pieces related to a specific project. So in case someone asks me something about a project we worked on months or years ago, I knew where to look.
Now keeping them inside notion, confluence, etc. felt clunky, since these tools are build to handle a lot of different complex use cases and are meant to be used as a large knowledge base. The search can be slow and navigating via the keyboard can be quite hard.
That's why I build baseboard. It's a tool for keeping all your important links in one safe, colorful and keyboard-friendly place.
Looking forward to your feedback, suggestions and opinions on how it can be improved!