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I love taking notes. And I lose myself in the hugh amounts of papers where I write them. I'm a paper person (maybe that is why my informatic skills are not so developed...)
I noted some years ago that my techniques of taking notes are not long lasting, as I am note able to understand them after a few weeks. Thus, I am used to type my notes in the computer.
Still, it is not really organised and I need take to remember where I put some data, if they exists... Sometimes our memory invent thinks!
Still, it is not really organised and I need a considerable amount of time to remember where I put some data (if they exist)... Sometimes our memory invent thinks!
`What I learned in this module:`
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- There are other programs and formats to take notes (and write texts) besides **Word** and **Notepad**: markup language (LML) or langage de balisage
-**Fichier text:** Un fichier dont le contenu est fait de caractères UTF-8 = garanti perenité et visibilité sur tous les ordinateurs disponibles
-**Balise (markup):** un caractère, ou une série de caractères, utilisé pour la structuration d’un document et qui sera invisible par le lecteur final
-**Markdown:**langage de balisage léger
-**Markdown:**langage de balisage léger
-[**Pandoc:**](https://pandoc.org/) outils pour convertire un fichier Markdown en un format plus sofistiqué comme PDF et HTML (already installed with Rstudio and Jupyter)
- An very nice overview of **Markdown** and **Pandoc** can be found [here](https://enacit.epfl.ch/cours/markdown-pandoc/#figures)
- The existence of *Git*, *GitLab* and *Github*. A very interesting tool when working with several people on a same file. Besides, allows a tracking of all changes! However, to better understand the evolution a document, one should comment precisely on *commit* the changes introduced in the document
