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I use InkDrop (InkDrop.app) to organize notes. I like it because it’s GH flavored markdown, and when mixed with the prettier plugin it is amazing. Everything I
by withinboredom 5y ago
I use InkDrop (InkDrop.app) to organize notes. I like it because it’s GH flavored markdown, and when mixed with the prettier plugin it is amazing. Everything I write down (whether it’s SQL queries or an internal doc) starts there. Every project idea starts there too. I have tags for “project phases” so I can go back and look at early thoughts of a project.
It’s not perfect, but it works for me.
- elcapitan 5y agoDoes this give you more than a collection of notes about the specific projects though? I'm using Joplin (MD notes with code highlighting etc) in a similar way, but it ends up just another flat collection parallel to the dev directory..
- withinboredom 5y agoYou can create a hierarchy of "journals" (a collection of documents, like a folder) and use tags across all journals or have per-journal tags. It's totally up to you how you organize it. You can also set a status on a document such as "on hold", "completed", "active" etc so you can see -- at a glance -- what you're working on. It's literally the best 4 bucks a month I could spend.