On 24/06/15 05:53 AM, dave miller wrote: > > I'm very interested in hearing how others archive/ organise their work/ > ideas/ references as to be honest I have stuff all over the place and > lose things all the time, which is frustrating confusing and > inefficient. I have notes in text files on the computer, in traditional > notebooks, online - on my blog and some on evernote. Too many places and > not organised. I need a better system!
Maybe use Git. :-) You can get a private repository at Bitbucket or Gitlab and use it for backup, or a public repo anywhere and use it to share and publish. http://www.madebyloren.com/github-for-writers All my projects are in Git. The text is all Markdown (code and images are in various languages...). https://gitlab.com/u/robmyers https://github.com/robmyers My Furtherfield articles start as Markdown files in a private repo, which I then convert to html for publication. I could convert the same files to PDF, LaTeX, etc... This solves various problems around archiving and distributing work, even more so if the work is under a Free license. - Rob. _______________________________________________ NetBehaviour mailing list [email protected] http://www.netbehaviour.org/mailman/listinfo/netbehaviour
