Im so used to have friction when doing software development

I first started programming on a DSi on this app called petite computer coding in BASIC. Typing each character with my stylus to make simple calculator apps or snake clones.

Then I migrated to learning how to program Arduino, took a hiatus then in college got to leverage ESP32s and eventually designed an esp32 based macropad "timer", pcb and all, and still the most tedious part was programming the thing.

Developing software for hardware was so tedious, whole days dedicated to debugging 1 issue, ofc when I finally got that rotary encoder working or display working how it should it was great but my goodness it took a minute.

Now getting into web dev especially in the Coding Agent Era bro its actually crazy. I didn't learn react or any other framework, I just went straight from learning HTML CSS and JS right to Svelte and TS and 1 year later i've probably started 20 half baked projects !

Shoutout to svelte, going from embedded software to web dev has been such a seamless transition due to the straightforward nature of the framework.

You know, guys, I’ve been juggling a lot of tasks and responsibilities lately, and I’ll be real, it's getting pretty overwhelming. I’ve tried a lot of different systems, Todoist and Obsidian, but they all ended up as large inboxes of tasks I never get to and probably never will.

For the last month and a half, I’ve been cooking up a new app, a task alignment system called Cairno, that’s not just meant to collect and organize tasks but also helps you align them with your overall goals and vision. This is me introducing the app to you guys. I’ll probably post more about it in the future.

Open question for you all:

What do you currently use for task management, and where does it fall short? Of course, this would spell

Oh yeah, and of course this is built with Svelte ;), if this resonates with you join the waitlist @ usecairno.com .

I have a vision, I take have a lot of idea, a lot of tasks that popup during the day. I made an app that scratch's my keyboard centered quick idea capture itch, but I still use obsidian to get things organized. Need to find a frictionless way to take notes, without interacting with my phone as Im trying to rely on it less.

Idea...

A small handheld device simple "note transporter" obsidian plugin, hold onto a button , talk into it , note or task recorded , api transcribes note or task , note and task ends up in your obsidian via plugin in a few moments for you to review.

Who thinks something like this would be helpful?