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This is something I am constantly trying to get better at. I have recently started using jrnl: http://jrnl.sh http://jrnl.sh I really like it because you can
by pwelch 12y ago
This is something I am constantly trying to get better at.
I have recently started using jrnl: http://jrnl.sh http://jrnl.sh
I really like it because you can export it any many formats which I think would come in handy later to import the data, say a database. I always like the idea of a flat file for right now so you can ack/grep on the command line.
The cons are not great for assets such as images.
Looking forward to reading some other solutions.