This made me NOT hate note taking (as a developer) 

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Well that sounds like obsidian with extra steps

Thanks for sharing!

Can you talk more about how you've implemented the GTD method for time/task management?

Isn't it more powerful to just use Obsidian?

I'm personally still in early development of how I keep notes. For me it is more about creating a knowledge base, so I'm also trying to capture the idea. I'm using Obsidian for that including some plugins and a custom one for showing color boxes.

Very interesting approach. I tend to use a different tool or platform for different types of notes: I have never actually taken notes about anything related to learning, those are usually - bookmarks. ASAP TO-DOs - physical notes piling up on my desk ;) General TO-DOs - ClickUP (it's in Angular) For RU-vid video narrations - always google keep because this way I can record voice overs even from my phone when I am out or traveling Personal TO-DOs - Microsoft To-Do app I often get spontaneous ideas at random times that is why I choose apps that I can use on my mobile too Notepad - project specific handy commands and credentials

I'm trying to ween myself from obsidian in favor of staying in vim more too. In practice, do you spin up a separate instance of vim with your note directory as your working directory (like in your video)? That feels like a nice simple way to establish context... but also kind of feels like missing a trick from a vim centric mindset. I'd be interested in hearing more about implementation details of what you have working for you with respect to plugins and scripts that make it work for you.

is the setup (scripts, commands, etc.) for this system available anywhere to give it a look?

I've been contemplating a system similar to Zettelkasten, but for use in Visual Studio Code, specifically tailored for software components rather than notes. Instead of having a traditional component folder (like exampleAComponent), there would be a Zettelkasten source note for exampleAComponent. This note would link to its associated .ts, .html, and .css files (atomic notes). Additionally, it could link to external dependencies necessary for exampleAComponent (also as atomic notes). If exampleAComponent imports exampleBComponent or some service, these would also be included in the 'exampleAComponent Zettelkasten' source note. This could be useful for maintaining all related components and services in one contextual hub, facilitating quick modifications and better integration between them.

That looks like a very neat note taking workflow, what neovim plugins are you using for it?

nice i like it. you share maybe your dotfiles;) nice nvim setup

Good video!

I know that this is cool for most of the people but honestly I prefer using old school technique like taking my notepad from paper, taking my pencil and write it down. Those who sit in from of computer a lot of hours a day like me will know how essential it is to use hands otherwise then constantly with keyboard .

why link the Source node, why not add a #Source tag, than you can you is with obsidians search and have way more flexibility with it

Wow, this is cool.

Zettelkasten? Funny, this is german and just mean’s „Slip of paper box“ if i translate it correctly.

A video I can fully agree on; doing this for 8 years now and the "I wish I would have known this earlier"-feeling is so common (I have this as well). One side-note for anyone looking into this for themselve: If you're not a neovim user, please always look for a tool, that uses markdown files and not a propertary format or only web based. In the best case scenario your note taking system will withstand the tides of time and tools :D And because I can't comment on your video without a controversial topic: Do you consider yourself team Folgezettel or not ;)