Keep Tabs on Your Data with Pygmynote

Written By
DP
Dmitri Popov
Jul 23, 2010

[ Thanks to Dmitri
Popov
for this link. ]

“When it comes to filers and pilers, I firmly belong to
the latter category. I do like to keep all my disparate data —
notes, links, to-dos, etc. — in one application, so when I need to
find something, I have to look in one place. That’s why I wrote a
simple Python command-line tool that acts as my personal data
manager. While there are many open source applications out there
that provide this type of functionality, none of them scratch my
particular itches. So I wrote my dead-simple script that does
pretty much anything I need. The first version of Pygmynote was
released in August 2008, followed by a major update in January
2009. A few days ago, I released version 0.5.1 which fixes a few
annoying bugs and adds a couple of new features.”


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Dmitri Popov

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