Those of us who've been writing code for some time have likely applied these design principles in our... Tagged with learning, productivity.

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Applying software design principles to note-taking can enhance clarity and organization. Principles like Single Responsibility, Open-Close, Don't Repeat Yourself, and Single Source of Truth can help create more maintainable and structured notes. Tools like Obsidian and Logseq can be used effectively to implement these practices, providing a unified and flexible note-taking system.

Software Design Principles in Note-taking

<p>Note-taking is a form of procrastination. It keeps you away from creating knowledge.</p>


<p>This is very similar to my note-taking system. I started decomposing once the note got big.</p>
