Developer shares his note-taking workflow: one daily inbox note, capture first, organize later
dSebastien · x · 2026-09-23
Developer dSebastien describes his knowledge management approach: a single daily note serves as his knowledge inbox. Everything he learns, discovers, or wants to keep goes there first—no new notes, no metadata, no links at capture time.
The principle is "capture first, organize later," which he says keeps him focused by preventing the recording process from becoming a distraction.
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