Today
TIL: find the commit that introduced a string. #dev/til
git log -S "parseConfig" --oneline💡2
All use casesExample memos. Yours start private.
Use case
Software Developers & Engineers
Code snippets, technical notes, and architecture decisions
Keep a code snippet, a debugging note, or a decision as it happens. Each memo keeps its date, and you can find it again by a word or a tag.
In practice
Ways it fits the day.
These are independent starting points, not a prescribed process. Keep only the parts that match your work.
Store reusable code snippets and command-line recipes
Document bug investigations and troubleshooting steps
Record architecture decisions and technical trade-offs
Collect learning resources while exploring new technologies
Track API endpoints, environment details, and configuration notes
Maintain personal development logs and TIL (Today I Learned) entries
Your memos
Writing and looking back.
Syntax highlighting for common languages in fenced code blocks
Cmd/Ctrl+Enter saves a memo without leaving the keyboard
REST and gRPC APIs, webhooks, and a built-in MCP server connect Memos to your tools
Self-hosting keeps work notes on a server you run, and new memos start private
No titles to invent: write the snippet and add a #tag
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