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I wanted to get into daily journaling since a long time. Keeping a journal makes it easy to find and go back to all kinds of things you have encountered and thus saves time. But more important is, I believe, that journaling structures your thoughts, like any kind of writing. You need to think clearly about something before you can write it down. Then, the act of writing it down anchors it more deeply in your memory.
Alas, all my previous attempts at journaling failed. Whatever the reason, whether on paper or on the computer, I never felt entirely at home with the solutions I tried. So what’s a hacker to do – write his own solution.
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I know that there are already many ways to write a journal in Emacs. Well, here’s another one: simple-journal. It’s tiny and simple, it produces a Markdown format that I love, and having it written myself I feel more inclined to actually use it.
The journal looks like this:
Being in Markdown, it’s very readable, and can readily be converted to well-formatted HTML. The format is completely hard-coded in the code for the moment. The goal was just to quickly get something simple and small working. Nevertheless, I’m always happy about feedback and ideas.
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There’s one item on the TODO list that I’d really like to have, but I’m wondering about how to implement it a somewhat simple and efficient way: showing all entries that have “TODO” in them, or that start with “TODO”. Do I have to go through the buffer to collect them and show them in a temporary buffer? That would be a bit more programming than I feel is appropriate for such a task, and the temp buffer wouldn’t be in sync with the journal. Planet Emacs, ideas? ;-)