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How Do You Gather, Organize and Track Code Examples

 
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Over the past 12 years, I have made the valiant attempt to gather and structure things that I learn on projects. I have tried Wikis; however, I don't want to be forced to be online to view it. I have tried Evernote and OneNote, which work well for searching and organizing but are awful for table / spreadsheet-like formats I desire and can't be used in my corporate environment. So I ask, what are you using to store your knowledge base of stuff you accumulate?
 
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I keep things in my head I figured out that I'd never look again at things I'd gathered on paper (or any other media).
 
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