Staying Organized On The Steem Blockchain

Using The Steem Blockchain To Stay Organized

Lately, I've been contemplating the feasibility of an application that would integrate into Steemit and replicate the best features found in Evernote, Asana, Trello, and ToDoIts. Each of these applications offer extensive features and are widely used. For example, Evernote, perhaps the granddaddy of the bunch, is known for capturing ideas on just anything that can come to mind and is used by many to store information for future reference. Asana, is a veritable Tour de Force when it comes to organizing large projects and is pefered by many when strong collaboration facilities is paramount. Trello, which emphaoved sizes a Kanban planning metaphor, seeks to simply the planning process through its card based system. It also offers a strong set of collaboration features. While ToDoIts is like a task manager on steroids, albeit with a streamlined user interface. As good as all of these applications are, they are nonetheless based on proprietary centralized systems. While this in and of itself is not necessarily a bad thing, wouldn't it be awesome to have these top features available in an application that sits atop the Steem blockchain?

Twinkle Twinkle Little Star, A New Project On GitHub Viewed In Awe

I'm not a software developer or anything of the sort, just someone who tries sometimes put ideas into the open that may take root. The open source philosophy has gained enormous traction over the years because its premise on sharing code the can be inspected and contributed to by nearly anyone has proven to be very effective in the market place. Whole industries have based their business models on this fact and the trend is likely to continue into the foreseeable future. And, in light of that, it is my hope that some enterprising software developers with mad skills will take up the torch and blaze a trail in bringing planning and collaboration software to Steemit that absolutely kicks butt! Steem on...