wdd-331 - sites - template (I'll put stuff her for boilerplate) - week1 - data - images - scripts - styles index.html - work-journal-markdown-files
Kinda how I do my work journal:
[ ] task not started [.] task started [x] task completed [>] task forwarded to future date (A-1) priority
Why I do it this way:
- grep is my friend
- When I have months or years worth of journals I don't remember when or the specifics. So, grep is my friend.
Example: Let's say 6 months ago, I had a conversation about mysql partitions and our website. Fred and Betty said that Pebbles wanted to partition the customer_likes table by the update_ts (datetime) column. We didn't do the work because we were not sure about the distribution and how many partitions we could get per year, per month, per week.
Now, we're six months down the road and I just got blindsided by a request, hair-on-fire, to partition the customer_likes table per week. Being 55 years old and having COVID brain, I have to rely on my linux/unix skills. I can simply do: $ grep -i "customer_likes" * ## and see where my notes are.f
Greps can get much more complex and use regular expressions if needed. But, most of the time, simple greps get me to the files I need.
allow pasting
var emailElement = document.getElementById('email'); emailElement.value = 'hello'; emailElement.value = 'me@'; emailElement.value = 'me@me.'; emailElement.value = '[email protected]';
document.getElementById('email').click();