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Author here: I totally agree! That's why I wrote tip number 4 "Record context as you go". I have a bash script that has the current command I'm working on (usua
by amozoss 5y ago
Author here: I totally agree! That's why I wrote tip number 4 "Record context as you go". I have a bash script that has the current command I'm working on (usually it's running a single test). I use it as a way to record notes and to quickly pick up where I left off.
- kolbe 5y agoPen and paper for me! One big flaw is I occasionally can't read my own handwriting.
- euroderf 5y agoAlso record context as the last thing you do before you go out the door at the end of the workday. Makes it much easier the next day to pick up where you left off. A quickie brain dump - a couple of lines, a couple of paragraphs.