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I don't know man. I'm old school with notes. I've tried to use many things and keep coming back to good ol' notebook and pencil. I optimize for time-to-write f

I don't know man. I'm old school with notes. I've tried to use many things and keep coming back to good ol' notebook and pencil. I optimize for time-to-write from thought. Opening software and waiting it to load is slow. For me, writing a bunch of cli commands and arguments to take a note is even worse. Notebook has no latency.

dev_by_day 6y ago
It has tons of sensible defaults so you don't really need to pipe in any arguments unless you want to. All one merely needs to do is type "devlog" and you get a newly generated markdown file that is timestamped and ready to be filled out. Some people like hand written notes and thats ok as well, the user feedback I got was they're not very portable and are hard to search through and share. Keeping note files in markdown makes it easier to store in a repository or shared file service for easy backup, querying and sharing.