how did you handle the OOP or solid rules?

I'm still working on that 😅 I have a separate computer science hierarchy where I'm putting principles, then I link to those

cs.theory

notes

how do you deal with the framework, e.g. Angular, React? When, for example, they have many issues, e.g. with MVC

I tend to be more practical when I write about frameworks and libraries, starting with  practical examples of problems I've had and linking to concepts when they help explain my thinking

The documentation for frameworks is generally more discoverable and comprehensive than language docs, so I don't tend to write as much about them

do you use any program flashcards?

for information that is particularly important, with dendron

Nope, but I hear a lot of people have great experiences with Anki. I treat my notes as a reference/brain dump so I can easily rediscover stuff rather than trying to remember it, I just don't find that it works for me

how do you create your language programming notes, add examples of use?

or relatively accurate documentation?

So the level of docs I write differs by how well I know the language. If I use it daily I'll have pretty sparse docs that cover problem solving, but if I'm learning them on a course I'll write a lot more. Most of what I write down will be stuff I just won't remember, like the upper and lower bounds and precision rules for numeric types, and I use tables for that

e.g. I picked up ML for a programming language concepts course recently and I've been writing a lot more there because I probably won't go back to using it other than to revisit that course

Have you ever tried to make notes, for example, from lectures or any workshops with very extensive topics?

During sessions like that I take bullet points down as quickly as I can, then I'll rework them later in the day to consolidate what I've learned and identify any unanswered questions

I usually find pen and paper is a more effective tool for this, but obviously it raises problems around losing them, so I've started using a tablet and pen recently

Do you find that you think about how to structure your notes too early, and get put off writing them in the first place?

unfortunately it's true, when creating anything and finishing it, i always have a problem that i did something wrong. That key information is neglected

Definitely don't let the idea that you'll miss something or lose something put you off writing, because you can always add the missing pieces later

it's true i call it 'pathetic-prefectionists'

it's hard to get out of it

@User @User for programming languages, I would recommend you look at this post if you haven't already: https://www.kevinslin.com/notes/3dd58f62-fee5-4f93-b9f1-b0f0f59a9b64.html it goes over how I lay out my programming languages. you can find the schema for my layout here: https://gist.github.com/kevinslin/753b38649500b7d987b73724d8a1a7e5 for organizing notes, luke already mentioned it, but we tend to recommend people use the amoeba workflow: https://dendron.so/notes/e780000d-c784-4945-8e42-35218a3ecf10.html start off with a single page and develop a hierarchy as your information flows out of the page 🙂

> I just installed Dendron and immediately bumped into two bugs which I reported here: @User 👋 just responded on github. we usually respond to github issues within 12h. if you want to ping us, feel free to drop a link in #748936364283920495

thanks for time @User @User

any way to get a URL scheme to dendron notes (like opening them within vs code)

@User the following format should work:

vscode://file/{full path to project}/

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/53140692/how-to-open-a-file-in-vscode-from-browser

Hi, the

buildSite

CLI command doesn't seem to work for me, I get the following error:

TypeError: Cannot read property 'children' of undefined
    at FileStorageV2._writeNewNote (/usr/lib/node_modules/@dendronhq/dendron-cli/node_modules/@dendronhq/engine-server/lib/drivers/file/storev2.js:464:70)
    at FileStorageV2.writeNote (/usr/lib/node_modules/@dendronhq/dendron-cli/node_modules/@dendronhq/engine-server/lib/drivers/file/storev2.js:499:34)
    at DendronEngineV2.writeNote (/usr/lib/node_modules/@dendronhq/dendron-cli/node_modules/@dendronhq/engine-server/lib/enginev2.js:309:38)
    at BuildSiteCommand.doBuildV2 (/usr/lib/node_modules/@dendronhq/dendron-cli/lib/src/commands/build-site.js:282:47)
    at BuildSiteCommand.execute (/usr/lib/node_modules/@dendronhq/dendron-cli/lib/src/commands/build-site.js:325:33)
    at /usr/lib/node_modules/@dendronhq/dendron-cli/lib/src/commands/soil.js:14:29

I should note that this doesn't happen with the tutorial vault, only my actual vault; so I suppose there must be some issue in there, but I would rather not upload my entire personal note vault for troubleshooting :/

(Also it doesn't happen if I run "Build Pod" from within VS Code)

Hi, is there a way to add backlinks of a note to its md file?

I want to have a backlinks section at the end of each md file that shows where this note has been linked

@mhmd this is also my number one missing feature