til (jbranchaud/til)
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What is this?
A personal collection of short write-ups called Today I Learned: small things the author picks up day to day across many languages and technologies, too minor for a full blog post.
So is this an app or a library I install, or literally just notes?
Literally just notes — a repository of short Markdown write-ups grouped into category folders, with the README acting as a master index of every entry.
I juggle a few of these stacks at work — will skimming this actually give me anything?
Yes if you are a working developer: entries assume you already code, and each one is a two-minute read you can dip into from any category.
Why write these instead of full blog posts?
The author logs things he learns day to day that are too small to justify a blog post; publishing them publicly is his take on Learning In Public, done while working across many different projects.
Does it cover modern AI tooling as well?
Yes — there is a Claude Code category with tips like resuming a specific session, monitoring usage limits from the CLI and using multiple accounts, plus entries on Cursor and a general LLM category.
Can I support the author?
Yes — the README asks readers who learned something there to buy him a coffee to support the effort of writing daily TILs.
What are similar projects?
vim-galore-zh_cn, architecture-decision-record, vim-galore, awesome-cheatsheets, zju-icicles, open-knowledge, AFFiNE, markyun
Which topics is it in?
vim script, notes, writing, vim, knowledge-management, note-taking, knowledge-base, git, reference, postgresql, learning-resources, documentation