One thing I started documenting that helped more than expected: rejected approaches
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I used to only write down what we decided to build. Lately I've also been keeping short notes on approaches I considered and rejected. Nothing detailed. Just stuff like “didn't use X because it makes Y harder” or “kept this logic here instead of moving it for this reason.” It sounds minor, but it h…
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One thing I started documenting that helped more than expected: rejected approaches
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