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# Using Notion to organise programming topics

**[DevDojo](https://daily.dev/sources/devdojo)** · [@colocodes](https://daily.dev/colocodes) · 6 min read · 132 upvotes · 8 comments

## Summary

When it comes to software development, having a commonplace book is one of the best things we can do to keep track of things, and to help not forget concepts. Notion is my preferred tool to implement a commonplace books for code related knowledge. I divide my notes into the following parts:Core topics,Study and practice,App and business ideas, andSimplification. The note will be highlighted, and when I am looking for what I'm looking for I would be able to open it and see.

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## Community discussion

Top comments from developers on daily.dev.

**@andruhovski** · 2 upvotes

> Notion is an awesome tool

**@petroff** · 0 upvotes

> I think I saw this article somewhere else couple of months before

**@macdrien** · 0 upvotes

> Interesting article :-)
> I do not think that I will reproduce this template for myself, but I will definitely keep some ideas to make my own Notion better

**@randyknight** · 0 upvotes

> Excellent ideas for organizing developer notes. Your methods are a nice way to learn and retain important topics. Thanks for sharing! 😎

**@gopalkrish16** · 0 upvotes

> Great article. The information you gathered is very impressive.
> As a software developer, I'm interested in going through the information you collected. Could you please share it for gaining knowledge in web dev.

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