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thetechnicalgeekery.com
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| | | | | ContentsWhy This Article?ExamplesInfluences on This TechniqueWhat an Index is NotNumbering Your PagesMaking an IndexUsing an IndexThe Index is Never FinishedAdvanced TopicsWhy This Article?One of the biggest advantage of electronic documents has always been that they're easy to search. Good ol' Ctrl-F has probably saved millions of hours since its invention. But what if you'd rather have something on paper, but you still need to be able to search it? I don't have a keyboard and a little display in the front of my notebooks, but I do have an index, and in a large number of cases it works nearly as well. The index seems like a lost art nowadays with so many references moving online.Maybe that's not so surprising: making a generally good index is quite difficult and historically has been a profession, and there's actually an organization called the American Society of Indexers. But if you just want to help yourself find stuff when you put it away in your notebook or binder, it couldn't be easier to start an index. In fact, you're the best-qualified person to make an index for yourself, because you know how you relate ideas way better than anyone else.I've found a surprising lack of resources on the Web relating to this idea, so I'm writing my own. While I've designed this guide for notebooks because that's how I use it, most of the techniques should apply to binders as well, or maybe even filing systems with a little bit of adaptation.(As a side note, the plural of indexas used in this article is indexes.Indicesis a more Latin form nowadays used only in mathematical contexts.)ExamplesYou might prefer to look at these once you've read some of this guide, but if I put them at the end you might not know I had them here until you finished. I'll refer to them later on. (Click on an image to enlarge it.) | |
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findingourway.design
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| | | | | Product Discovery coach, teacher, and author Teresa Torres joins Peter and Jesse to explore the messy reality of organizational change and cross-functional collaboration. She discusses why external coaching has limits, how individual contributors can drive change within resistant systems, and what the rise of AI means for blurring roles between product, design, and engineering teams. | |
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www.startuppatterns.com
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| | | | | Interview with The No Nonsense Agile Podcast. So, I have been involved in software and digital product development for a little more than 20 years, I got my start here in the Silicon Valley area, during the last bit of the.com, boom. So my background of the mobile product trio of product design and development, I'm on the development side of the stool. So I did a bunch of web development in the.com, boom, I managed to sort of survive the crash. | |
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launchdarkly.com
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| | | LaunchDarkly provides simple, scalable feature flag, toggle management (feature management) & experimentation for the modern enterprise. Eliminate risk, deliver value. | ||
