Can you share yours?
My learning notes
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Re: My learning notes
#2It would be nice to collect resources like this. That is, I'd be glad to see the same. I don't yet have one to share, though
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#3It's interesting to see that another person who's excited to share his notes is also an Emacs and org-mode user.
For what it's worth, here are mine: https://ncouture.github.io/
If you're interested in the export process: I use the Nikola static site generator to publish some of my org file as it supports multiple markup formats including org.
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#4I have tons of notes scattered everywhere, but they're completely unorganized...
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#5It's not just tech related, I try to write down whatever information I need more than once, but which I don't need often enough to remember off the top of my head.
Or if I need a centralized place to aggregate various disparate pieces (like personal projects) so that I can easily send a link to them.
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#8Can you tell me how you are generating your notes?
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#9With GrepPage, I can search my notes from Vim, command line or see them side-by-side Google search results. @azeirah, most devs I know have unorganized notes that affects their productivity. I was one of them. The time I wasted in searching for stuff was not worth it. I've saved days if not weeks by searching for my notes on GrepPage when I need them.
Here are some ways you can try it out. Let me know your thoughts.
Sample Note on a topic: https://greppage.com/evidanary/42
Chrome Ext: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/greppage-search/lf...
Command Line Client: https://github.com/evidanary/grepg-python
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#10I recently became interested in digital note taking and commonplace books, but I haven't started yet because I can't decide what software to use. Can you tell me how you are generating your notes?