Interesting. So how do deal with things that actually needs to be looked later? Like some performance tips/tutorials that you want to try out later cos you are in work. Or when you are going through web and see something but you don't have your laptop kind of situations.

Asking cos don't bookmark seems to be a hard rule. :)

I do not use bookmark, because i use Pocket to bookmark post from different sites. I always have a few items on my reading list. And once in a year i 'archive' an interesting post after i had read to be able to find it later. But usually i never open my archived ones :D

Yep, when I see something good which I might want to read later, I bookmark it.
Then when I'm bored I just casually scroll through my bookmarked posts and see if they're helpful.

I bookmark it in my browser. I never use the "save/bookmark" feature from dev.to, as I might want to bookmark articles from various sites.

I do the same. I used to have multiple places where I bookmark items as well. Browser's bookmark feature is better since it is centralised.

I think you mean the dev.to bookmark feature.

I did mean this feature. That is what triggered the thought. But it was also a general wonderment about whether you read your bookmarked articles as well.

Thanks for the reply. :)

Yes, if i am working on a side project and I see that something will be of help, i bookmark it. Many times I have to go through the bookmarks, so that I can reference if i am doing the right thing.

A lot of the time... No. However, it's a great search engine for stuff I may need to read. I'll sort of have a notion in my mind that I need to catch back up with something that caught my attention and if I've bookmarked it, I have an easier time finding it.

I do bookmark a lot of posts, but, good challenge - no, I often do not go back and read through them 🤦 there's so much new content coming, all the time! I use GoodLinks on Apple platforms to save content for later, and also the Play app to manage my YouTube watch later content, but it is rare that I have a day or hour where I sit down and think, right, time to go back through that stuff i wanted to read in detail!

I bookmark posts that I have read and think I might want to read again later--posts that have some kind of specific implementation steps that I'm going to want to have in front of me in order to use them.

Have I ever actually reopened a bookmark? Oh uh sorry I'm uh getting a phone call looksimportantgottatakethisonesorry

yes I do! I pass my lazy time reading those

Typically don't bookmark posts. At least not with the native dev.to functionality. I bookmark them from the browser or add them to different notes I've been taking on notion to know what I referenced them for.

No~
I also have a massive collection of browser bookmark full of great stuff but I never read them .-.

Actually, never. Upon review, my strategy seems to have been to wait for my hard drive to die. Then I start from scratch until the next time. This hasn't happened so much since the advent of SSDs ;)

I bookmark some posts but for me, bookmarking is more of a cluttered store which I may hopefully check out someday

For posts I'm more interested in, I save the link on a Notion page which I access regularly.

Which browser do you use? I use Firefox and I can search for the approximate title and generally gets what I want. You are right that the search is not powerful. It has some issues and hiccups. But it works without much issues most of the time.

Aah. Got it. Thanks for the reply. :)

Yes always because they are valuable and I would go crazy if I don't reach inbox zero.