tl;dr I believe that the best way to achieve as much as possible is to multi-task. But it has to be done properly. And the proper way, from my POV, is having multiple tasks in your backlog and keeping notes on where you are, what is left and what is the current issue. This way […]
Tag: lessons-learned
Using different GitHub users on same machine
Here’s a scenario – for 99% of time, I’m using my work account for GitHub. That means that out of 90 GitHub repositories that I have cloned, 88 of them are work related (numbers are made up!). What that further means is that, I almost never need to push stuff to my personal repositories. Well, […]
Integrate-first approach
This is a mistake I keep seeing, and occasionally becoming a victim of, which just shows how easy it is to be fooled by it. Whenever it comes to building anything involving more than one component, I’d always have a tendency to try and build in isolation-first, and work on integration later. I’d even fool […]