Comment by williamsss
2 months ago
Reminds me of the Zettelkasten note-taking method.
I'm not confident I understand how it works from the site though. A video of how it works would be helpful.
2 months ago
Reminds me of the Zettelkasten note-taking method.
I'm not confident I understand how it works from the site though. A video of how it works would be helpful.
Hi, I know I didn't have time to describe it properly. Currently, I am focusing more on adding features and making it more usable. In simple terms:
1. It is possible to create different types of items: books, ideas, projects, tasks, etc.
2. Every item can have its own custom fields, such as author for a book or priority for a task.
3. All items are stored in a single SQLite table, so you can search through all items and edit them if necessary.
4. Fourth, it is possible to establish relations between items: parent, child, or simple link.
5. There is a space called "Quickbox" where you can quickly register a link or a note to read later and transform it into an item.
6. Items can be part of one or more notebooks, such as Personal, Work, or Family.
I have many ideas to make it more useful, but some basic features are still missing, such as:
1. Attach images or documents to each item and access all the attachments as a separate library.
2. Multi-user support
3. Multilingual support
4. Kanban support for tasks.
The most interesting part for me is adding systems/structures that can help me analyze problems and find proper solutions.
This idea is still vague, but I'd like to implement workflows that can help me become a better thinker, improve my creativity, and enhance my ability to make rational decisions. I'd like to integrate also logic programming in the process, probabily using Prolog.
I don't want to lose the manual aspect of thinking, so I'm considering creating prefilled documents to help study problems and find solutions.
I have used Golang and SQlite on backend and PWA and HTMX on frontend.