I use a combination of Trello and readme notes like I imagine a lot of other people do, but on big projects I also tend to draw out overview mockups with something like draw.io (free online tool).
Having notes, cards, and a good wireframe really helps me keep on task.
Before I started working I built out this wireframe and then between that and my notes I was able to build the app over the course of two (or so) weeks of 30 minute breakfast coding sessions.
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I use a combination of Trello and readme notes like I imagine a lot of other people do, but on big projects I also tend to draw out overview mockups with something like draw.io (free online tool).
Having notes, cards, and a good wireframe really helps me keep on task.
E.g. Here's a mockup for a talk I did last year on vue.js. I built out a simple app to explore idea of the tool.
Before I started working I built out this wireframe and then between that and my notes I was able to build the app over the course of two (or so) weeks of 30 minute breakfast coding sessions.