I was about to post the same thing as well. Even before he mentioned he'd been practicing, I thought, "he's getting better!". Thanks for making the videos in english, I really enjoy them!
execellent video! As a native english speaker, I had no problem understanding or following your thought process and your words. This was an insanely helpful and inspiring video! Keep up the great content and consider doing a talking video like this every now and again! It was great! :)
Dude! You english has improved sooo much! I remember your first videos face cam at the beginning of your journey and ho boy the difference is huge! You efforts are really paying off. Cheers!
@@emcorporation I'd be interested in hearing that as well. Not only because he has both an artist's, but also an engineer's mind. but also because he explain himself and his introspections well. This seems like a rare combination with some intersting insights into the process and building that skill.
Been using Craft Docs for my note taking but I have realized I spend so much time on making them look nice, create a hierarchy as I write etc. and it takes away from the actual purpose - improving through note taking. These points - and how you implement them in InkDrop - make me want to both implement them myself, but also support you and your great work by giving InkDrop a try! P.S: Your English has improved IMMENSELY. Keep that up!
> spend so much time on making them look nice, create a hierarchy as I write etc ikr! This is one of the reasons I have a love-hate relationship with Notion. I have personally stopped using Notion, whenever I use Notion I feel like I am putting more time in re-organizing it and optimizing it to make it better. So now I only use Notion when I need to, working with other people as there aren't many good tools that make collaborating docs easier to manage.
Agree with Alot of the people here. I had not seen a video of yours in quite some time. I had forgotten to subscribe in the last one. But I have subscribed now. Your English has vastly improved. I was in Japan recently for several months.(first time visiting) And if I heard your English i would definitely go ask you for directions and would not feel intimidated
I am also deep into Obsidian, yet paradoxically try to avoid its biggest strength, i.e. the many plugins. As I try not to get locked into one Tool's workflow. Then again, there's no risk of getting locked in since, ultimately, your Vault is still mostly Markdown Files without special syntax.
You are my inspiration to keep going in my career as dev, just started with the trial of inkdrop and I'm sure I will go for the subscription. Thanks for sharing this content with us!
holy bananas man! your English has gotten so much better, it's awesome. I love your content and you are the person who introduced me to neovim of which I am now wanting to learn! I am still a beginner in web development but I'm slowly getting there! Keep it up man!
This is the first video I'm watching of you speaking English, and not only do I think your English is good, but your speaking skills are also pretty high standard in terms of content creation. Well paced speech and well-placed intonation changes that keeps my attention. I usually don't make such comments nor would I say I'm knowledgeable on speaking skills, but I felt somehow impressed enough to compel me to comment on it, nice work
It is really amazing what you have created. I don't use inkdrop yet, but I'm going to test it for 30 days, and I can tell that you put your heart and soul into your project. Just the fact that such a product costs only 50€ a year is amazing. Keep it up
Same. I have mad respect for that. I was positively surprised when he casually showed his sketchbook at 3:50. As he is so deep into coding, I didn't expect that he'd be a proficient artist as well. He reached a level of competency in two areas of interest that I dabble in. But usually those are two mostly distinct communities.
Fantastic video, thank you for posting. I've been learning more about note taking with Markdown and this video helped. Your english is fantastic too, well done and congratulations.
Peace and Love my friend! Your pronunciation improved significantly from the last time I was listen you speaking. I'm a mess with taking notes. I like to have them on the whiteboard, in vimwiki mess and in random places, where they are lost after short time. They are always just a keywords, sometimes links, numbers, dates... Just to offload a head from new candidate to the solution, or new problem to investigate. Technically similar motivation to your, practically different approach. After this video I'm thinking about giving a try with making notes a bit more expressive.
Cap: Take the YT channel away, who are you? Devaslife: artist, photographer, coder, writer Seriously, it's quite impressive that you do so many things at a professional level.
Am currently a frontend developer working in angular based in tokyo. Been following your channel for awhile, it would be an honor to be able to meet you someday and have a conversation with you. Thankyou for the amazing content as always.
Wao you are a master... I hope to reach your level someday. You certainly motivate me to keep learning and improving. Since I saw your NEOVIM video I decided to switch and use that tool. I admire you a lot. Greetings from Venezuela.
Great video Takuya! Very interesting topic you brought out here, it's very helpful to have some contrast and advices for note taking on the tech world. Keep up the good work :)
Thank you for this video Takuya, I'll definitely try out some of the things you talked about. Also, I would like to ask whether you're planning on making a video about you daily routine? I think that is an interesting idea (at least I think so), and might potentially be helpful for a lot of newbies in programming out there.
Not only are you a great inspiration for newbie developper (hello me) but great source also for organisation and now i discover, great drawing capabilities! What other talents do you have!? Xd
Awesome! Maybe I missed part, but it can be much cooler with something like graph of keynotes. Like notion or obsidian do. So basically it gather information by related key and you can see and search easier in scope of the information! Also I think I will try Inkdrop and see about configs and hotkeys, maybe even neovim integration can be very helpful to code and make notes on the fly without leaving terminal! Domo arigato for this knowledge sharing!
Wow, incredible how extensive your notes are. I also try to take notes on a daily basis but sometimes struggling how to organize them on a tree view. E.g. what is the top level domain for a document, to which node does it belong. Maybe better to work with a more flattened approach by using labels. However, somehow I also rather look into my projects to see how I solved specific taks in the past instead of take a look into my notes to remember :D
The main thing I see most people do, is like copy/paste docs from libraries/frameworks websites into their note taking apps, I never got that, why replicating the docs in our note-taking app while the docs are 1 google search away?
Hello, I am studying BINARY TREES. I find two alternatives. 1_in the definition of the node put the height 2_in the definition of the node do not put the height. Referring to the code, which is more optimal? Finally, any good books that refer to binary trees? Greetings. Take care of yourself.
Hi, Takuya, can you tell me about the keyboard keycaps you use, and in general, what kind of keyboard and keyboard stand do you put your wrists on? And what kind of keyboard can you recommend? Thank you!
Hello, Takuya. I'm a subscriber of your YT channel. Really appreciate the work you put in the beautiful videos. I just have one question. I want to start a YT channel myself and was wondering what screen recording software you use because it is really aesthetic. Thanks! God bless you :)
Just downloaded it for mac OS and started my trial. It gets stuck everytime i try to do something as minimal as change the title of a note. The app menus dont appear when open them, just their frames. What's going on?
Man your english has improved a lot, crystal clear even without subtitles 👍👍
I was literally about to post the same thing!
It's _really_ good!
100% started watching "Friends" re-runs. I keep seeing that trend amongst friends from Asia when they're improving English.
I was about to post the same thing as well. Even before he mentioned he'd been practicing, I thought, "he's getting better!". Thanks for making the videos in english, I really enjoy them!
execellent video! As a native english speaker, I had no problem understanding or following your thought process and your words. This was an insanely helpful and inspiring video! Keep up the great content and consider doing a talking video like this every now and again! It was great! :)
Dude! You english has improved sooo much! I remember your first videos face cam at the beginning of your journey and ho boy the difference is huge! You efforts are really paying off. Cheers!
Try Inkdrop www.inkdrop.app/?OuCFrs584
The article version: www.inkdrop.app/note-taking-tips/
Great work man. I’m curious is this is all via react native? Mind blowing
We need more of your sketch book
Here is my illustration gallery (no longer maintained tho) illust.odoruinu.net/
@@devaslife great stuff! how did you learn?
@@emcorporation I'd be interested in hearing that as well.
Not only because he has both an artist's, but also an engineer's mind.
but also because he explain himself and his introspections well.
This seems like a rare combination with some intersting insights into the process and building that skill.
Been using Craft Docs for my note taking but I have realized I spend so much time on making them look nice, create a hierarchy as I write etc. and it takes away from the actual purpose - improving through note taking. These points - and how you implement them in InkDrop - make me want to both implement them myself, but also support you and your great work by giving InkDrop a try! P.S: Your English has improved IMMENSELY. Keep that up!
> spend so much time on making them look nice, create a hierarchy as I write etc
ikr! This is one of the reasons I have a love-hate relationship with Notion. I have personally stopped using Notion, whenever I use Notion I feel like I am putting more time in re-organizing it and optimizing it to make it better. So now I only use Notion when I need to, working with other people as there aren't many good tools that make collaborating docs easier to manage.
Agree with Alot of the people here. I had not seen a video of yours in quite some time. I had forgotten to subscribe in the last one. But I have subscribed now. Your English has vastly improved. I was in Japan recently for several months.(first time visiting) And if I heard your English i would definitely go ask you for directions and would not feel intimidated
Sadly I use Obsidian and my whole life exists in that workflow, but Inkdrop looks lovely.
Nice video
I am also deep into Obsidian, yet paradoxically try to avoid its biggest strength, i.e. the many plugins. As I try not to get locked into one Tool's workflow.
Then again, there's no risk of getting locked in since, ultimately, your Vault is still mostly Markdown Files without special syntax.
You are my inspiration to keep going in my career as dev, just started with the trial of inkdrop and I'm sure I will go for the subscription. Thanks for sharing this content with us!
holy bananas man! your English has gotten so much better, it's awesome. I love your content and you are the person who introduced me to neovim of which I am now wanting to learn! I am still a beginner in web development but I'm slowly getting there! Keep it up man!
Holy shit! I was impressed by your english at the intro of the video, and then you said you were improving your english. It's really paying of man!
Deva! Your English is fantastic! Can tell you've been working very hard. Keep it up
This is the first video I'm watching of you speaking English, and not only do I think your English is good, but your speaking skills are also pretty high standard in terms of content creation. Well paced speech and well-placed intonation changes that keeps my attention. I usually don't make such comments nor would I say I'm knowledgeable on speaking skills, but I felt somehow impressed enough to compel me to comment on it, nice work
Your English has grown tremendously from back then, keep up the good work! 😊
It is really amazing what you have created. I don't use inkdrop yet, but I'm going to test it for 30 days, and I can tell that you put your heart and soul into your project. Just the fact that such a product costs only 50€ a year is amazing. Keep it up
First time watcher, this content is awesome. Very impressive how you stand out in a crowded space, I'm very close to paying for your app
Your content is amazing, love how you manage to be an artist and an engineer at the same time. I can’t be both haha
Same. I have mad respect for that.
I was positively surprised when he casually showed his sketchbook at 3:50.
As he is so deep into coding, I didn't expect that he'd be a proficient artist as well.
He reached a level of competency in two areas of interest that I dabble in. But usually those are two mostly distinct communities.
Brazilian here, 0 problems to understand you! Congrats!
Really great, you have a very soothing voice and a very friendly speaking manner.
dude this is great! Have not watch you for a while and now English is like C1 or something, kudos to you my friend
I want to thank you as your videos always teach me something new and help me on getting motivated.
Great english!
You're such an inspiration for all of us brotha, you've made it!!!!
Really liking this video format!
Incredibly High Quality Video. I can imagine the effort you put into this. Great work as always!. Also your english is great btw
Your videos are as great as possible, thanks for the lesson shared on each one, making progress is really the goal!!!!!!!
Awesome video, great to hear you talk. Going to give inkdrop a try today!
Hi Takuya, your english improved a lot since I first started watching you. Good job!
Thanks, Takuya.
I'm working hard on my portfolio to become an engineer, but this technical note taking was very helpful.
Please more of this. I've been following you for so long.
omg that camera angle, man really wrapped all his production around showing off that apple display
Fantastic video, thank you for posting. I've been learning more about note taking with Markdown and this video helped. Your english is fantastic too, well done and congratulations.
Your English improved so much, you really inspired me just woow 🎉
Peace and Love my friend!
Your pronunciation improved significantly from the last time I was listen you speaking.
I'm a mess with taking notes. I like to have them on the whiteboard, in vimwiki mess and in random places, where they are lost after short time. They are always just a keywords, sometimes links, numbers, dates... Just to offload a head from new candidate to the solution, or new problem to investigate. Technically similar motivation to your, practically different approach.
After this video I'm thinking about giving a try with making notes a bit more expressive.
Your english has improved so much, congratulations!
Cap: Take the YT channel away, who are you?
Devaslife: artist, photographer, coder, writer
Seriously, it's quite impressive that you do so many things at a professional level.
Am currently a frontend developer working in angular based in tokyo. Been following your channel for awhile, it would be an honor to be able to meet you someday and have a conversation with you. Thankyou for the amazing content as always.
Hey your english has improved a lot! Just want to give you a thumbs up and keep it going!
Super high quality video. Loved every second of it!
Wao you are a master...
I hope to reach your level someday.
You certainly motivate me to keep learning and improving. Since I saw your NEOVIM video I decided to switch and use that tool.
I admire you a lot.
Greetings from Venezuela.
This Official advertisement is pretty nice.🤩
Inkdrop is amazing and it really transformed my work.
Your English is getting much better !!
Your English improved DRAMATICALLY since your “how I thrived as an introverted software engineer” video
Thank you!!!
Quality of your content has improved alot keep it up!
your english is actually really good!!
that animation for the logo intro is awesome
I don’t know how your English was before, but it’s awesome. Fluent for sure. I hope to be fluent in another language someday
Great video Takuya! Very interesting topic you brought out here, it's very helpful to have some contrast and advices for note taking on the tech world. Keep up the good work :)
Great video, sir! Your english sounds excellent too. Keep them coming!
Nice to hear you talk!
Great content, I love your app, as a Rails/Elixir dev I've integrated my personal docs there and I found it quite useful.
You are so multi talented. You know how to create an app, designing and now your speaking skill is good.
great videos, looking forward to future videos you make
Thank you for this video Takuya, I'll definitely try out some of the things you talked about. Also, I would like to ask whether you're planning on making a video about you daily routine? I think that is an interesting idea (at least I think so), and might potentially be helpful for a lot of newbies in programming out there.
thanks u takuya! u and u content is amazing, dont give up ! , greetings from Argentina.
Good to here your voice!
You can draw!! Damn you are full of surprises.
u know? your speaking is great:)
thank u for your very helpful video.✨
Not only are you a great inspiration for newbie developper (hello me) but great source also for organisation and now i discover, great drawing capabilities! What other talents do you have!? Xd
Love the video, and enjoying inkdrop a lot!
Great content, love seeing your process.
Awesome! Maybe I missed part, but it can be much cooler with something like graph of keynotes. Like notion or obsidian do. So basically it gather information by related key and you can see and search easier in scope of the information! Also I think I will try Inkdrop and see about configs and hotkeys, maybe even neovim integration can be very helpful to code and make notes on the fly without leaving terminal! Domo arigato for this knowledge sharing!
Thanks for the video, very good quality and great content.
damn, your english has improved a lot! keep up the great content!
i love how you use the blur everywhere.
Wow! Your drawing is do good also!
I wanna experience your style of coding life one day. It looks chill :)
This is immensely helpful 👍 Thanks for sharing
2 months without videos, I miss you, I hope you are well. :)
Very good video. Learned a lot. Keep up the good work.
btw very good English. Super clear.
Wow, incredible how extensive your notes are. I also try to take notes on a daily basis but sometimes struggling how to organize them on a tree view. E.g. what is the top level domain for a document, to which node does it belong. Maybe better to work with a more flattened approach by using labels. However, somehow I also rather look into my projects to see how I solved specific taks in the past instead of take a look into my notes to remember :D
This channel is aesthetic af
wow, it's been a month. thanks for ur new video.
You are amazing! Great video! 😊
Where have you been? Hope you are in a good health. Still waiting for the next videos.
Oh, congrats for english skills. Now i can understand you perfectly :)
using audio brain for background , good idea
Very good english kudo for your courage. Thanks for sharing
The main thing I see most people do, is like copy/paste docs from libraries/frameworks websites into their note taking apps, I never got that, why replicating the docs in our note-taking app while the docs are 1 google search away?
Learning a new framework with my job and I think I'm failing. Hopefully this app can help me stay organized and become a great developer like you!
good luck!
Your English is fantastic!
Great quality, thanks!
Can you do a tutorial how you make your newsletter website? or how make a simple newsletter website :)
great video! very insightful.
also hot damn your english is good! keep it up, inspirational stuff for all of us language learners!
Hello, I am studying BINARY TREES.
I find two alternatives. 1_in the definition of the node put the height
2_in the definition of the node do not put the height.
Referring to the code, which is more optimal?
Finally, any good books that refer to binary trees?
Greetings.
Take care of yourself.
Hi, Takuya, can you tell me about the keyboard keycaps you use, and in general, what kind of keyboard and keyboard stand do you put your wrists on? And what kind of keyboard can you recommend? Thank you!
Hi takuya-san, could you please share how do you learning process to learning new technology?
thanks in advance
Very motivating video!
Fantastic! Thank you :)
As a dev I’m just wondering are all those implemented by React Native? It’s so smooth and that markdown editor is so powerful 😮
If you pay close attention at around 6:40, you can see in his bug that it mentions Electron in his note.
@@maasnicolas but how about the mobile client? I think he uses react native
hope you are doing great, not seen any new videos for the past 2 months :(
well articulated!
Why switch from Obsidian?
Nice!
How do you make this video with you filmed and the code on top? please do share :)
How did you do those smooth, blurry animations for each new chapter?
can you please share your desk setup
damn your drawings are amazing
Hello, Takuya.
I'm a subscriber of your YT channel. Really appreciate the work you put in the beautiful videos.
I just have one question. I want to start a YT channel myself and was wondering what screen recording software you use because it is really aesthetic.
Thanks! God bless you :)
What other apps do you use with Inkdrop to take notes and tasks?
Just downloaded it for mac OS and started my trial. It gets stuck everytime i try to do something as minimal as change the title of a note. The app menus dont appear when open them, just their frames. What's going on?