[GTALUG] information storage ideas

[Don Tai]

I have no solution to propose, but it looks like you need a graph database,
vs a more traditional relational database. Independent tools used in
different orders and situations. There are several versions of graph
databases, but as I have no need I've not researched them.

Graph databases have nodes and edges. The edges allow you to define
relationships between nodes, in a much more organic way. Your graph
database can then be rendered in a 3d model, which is always cool to see.
You should still be able to do a linear keyword search when you wish a
specific node/skill.

Don

On Tue, 8 Dec 2020 at 12:41, o1bigtenor via talk <talk at gtalug.org> wrote:

> Greetings
>
> I tend to work on quite a number of different things  if not at the
> same time then in
> quite short order. So far most projects will get some notes or phone
> call references
> or other information jotted down on paper. Over time this means that I
> all too often
> tend to redo things - - - sometimes to improvement but sometimes I
> don't know where
> the previous work is so I'm looking or I'm redoing.
>
> So I'm looking at collecting things like contact information (and
> their value/area etc etc),
> project ideas, info sources, project planning, project design
> parameters, project
> components all of which hopefully results in some in the end.
>
> Have been trying to use taskwarrior and its a decent reminder system but
> the
> storage of all the other 'stuff' isn't there. Been trying to just save
> things into a folder
> (that's not so useful when information is applicable to multiple projects).
>
> Has anyone found a 'reasonable' system that would effect this less than
> simple
> 'idea'?
>
> TIA
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