What's the best way to track the articles and tutorials you read?
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CuriousCoder42
I've been trying to figure out how to keep track of all the articles, tutorials, and documentation I go through while learning to code. Often, I find myself re-Googling the same topics repeatedly! Has anyone come up with a simple and effective system to remember what you've learned?
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Honestly, I don’t bother keeping track of articles. I just read them and then apply the information directly in my coding projects. The real learning happens when I write the code myself!
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I keep it simple—I just don’t write anything down. If I need something, I just Google it again. It works for me!
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You could try using a document in OneNote, Word, or Google Docs to keep track of your links and notes. I’ve heard about Google's NotebookLM, which uses AI to let you search through your notes. Definitely worth checking out!
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I recommend using apps like Instapaper or Readwise. They help you save articles and can even send you reminders to review them, so you never forget what you’ve learned.
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