Timestamped notes written to a yaml file in the directory of your choice.
When you're writing code it's easy to lose track of what you did and when you did it. By timestamping your notes and writing them to a yaml file containing the raw text, you can keep your notes and grep them too.
To run the electron app and see your changes on the fly you need to run:
make runand you need to watch the jsx files to compile them.
jsx --watch -x jsx renderer/jsx/ renderer/js/make packagemake dist VERSION=<version number>Then tag and upload through github's releases section of this repo.
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