Each to their own of course but it seems to me, there's better places for all of that. If there's logic or design that's complicated and not properly commented or documented, then that's worth doing and sharing with the team.
Work done for the day for me is typically captured in commits or bug updates - that way my colleagues can easily take over if I win the lottery or are suddenly taken ill.
And stuff I learn is learned, so I don't need to write that down :-)
Working in a team, shared information is critical and logbooks just aren't the best way to achieve that.
Work done for the day for me is typically captured in commits or bug updates - that way my colleagues can easily take over if I win the lottery or are suddenly taken ill.
And stuff I learn is learned, so I don't need to write that down :-)
Working in a team, shared information is critical and logbooks just aren't the best way to achieve that.