I don't know if this is applicable to actual computer science but worked for me for the programming part.
Apps like Enki also have helped me but not in a really transformative way.
I don't know if this is applicable to actual computer science but worked for me for the programming part.
Apps like Enki also have helped me but not in a really transformative way.
Then on Friday night (if not sooner) I go through all these self-messages, I clean them up, and there I have a well rounded next steps on whichever project I work on (coding, building a feeding station for birds, etc)(for drawings I either use A4 and black ink, or the Jotr app)
But a lot of it can be discrete or boilerplate. While it's not muscle memory yet, leaving comments for myself and implementing them later, especially when it's about implementing $routine in $language. This is useful when learning.
Doing integration work will take focus or great planning + notes though. But I think it can be done to a large extent. I find it easy to pick up old abandoned projects where I've left enough comments to my future self.
And I'm in my 30s now so not the youngest in software either.