I use obsidian for keeping track of my personal knowledge and learnings. It's markdown and you can customize a lot of the app itself. The great challenge is to

I use obsidian for keeping track of my personal knowledge and learnings. It's markdown and you can customize a lot of the app itself. The great challenge is to find a structure that suits you. Knowledge management will become more and more important imho. For me, the crucial things are the learning from a process. You know how people write post mortems for system failures etc? That's kind of what I try to do, for important things. Sure, it's often just bullet points but the "What was the goal" -> "what did I do" -> "what did I learn" format really helps pulling it all together. Publishing and talking about it with others makes it even better for you and others.