TIL is a learning-in-public repository that collects concise write-ups on small technical discoveries across a wide variety of languages and technologies.
The repository addresses the gap between everyday learning moments and formal blog posts. Rather than requiring full articles, the project captures quick insights—single techniques, gotchas, or patterns—that developers encounter while working across different projects and technologies. Each entry is a short, focused markdown file organized by topic, making it easy to browse and reference specific learnings without lengthy prose.
This approach suits developers who want to build a personal knowledge base, share learning publicly, or maintain a searchable reference of technical discoveries. The breadth of covered topics—spanning tools like Vim, Git, Docker, and databases alongside languages like Ruby, Python, JavaScript, and Elixir—means the repository can serve as inspiration for starting your own TIL collection or as a source of quick solutions across many domains. The project is not positioned as a replacement for comprehensive documentation or tutorials, but rather as a complement to them for capturing the small, practical insights that accumulate over time.
The repository shows consistent, steady activity with regular additions across its many topic categories. The project maintains an organized structure with clear categorization that continues to expand as new learnings are documented. Development reflects a disciplined approach to capturing and sharing knowledge incrementally rather than in large batches.
