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This page tracks all the Shortcuts I have created for my blog and YouTube channel. I will try my best to keep it updated but remember you are using them at your own risk. Have a play with these and…

I share my thoughts about blogging. I talk about how it can help you become a better developer, expand your horizons, lift your career and learn.

Interact with basecamp api in R. Contribute to yonicd/basecamper development by creating an account on GitHub.

Staying organized as a programmer can be tough! Here are the best note-taking apps designed with coders and developers in mind.

Here's the workflow and tech stack I use for personal knowledge management (PKM). It's a bit of Tiago Forte's PARA with a bit of Luhmann's zettelkasten (via Sönke Ahrens).

Suppose you are starting a new data science project (which could either be a short analysis of one dataset, or a complex multi-year…

Markdown editors are a simple way to organize your writing in a clean and efficient way and save yourself from a desktop full of Word documents.

The most thorough guide to productivity system online. Find untapped, high-value methods & tips in this indepth resource.

"Hi Celes, I have a problem tracking down the tasks I need to be done and the deadlines... I've tried several software solutions but haven't found yet one that is good for me. I am looking for a place where i can keep my notes and personal information as well as my errands and tasks together. And of course the events on a calendar. Which ones do you use? Which ones do you recommend?" - Mário

Do you rarely make it through your long list of to-dos each day? According to a LinkedIn survey last year, you're not alone. But we've found a few great tricks that'll increase your productivity and…

Kanban boards let you visualize the big picture of your projects, match workload to capacity, and communicate the status of each work item to your team.

There’s tons of information out there on how to get organized, but it’s usually created by neat people. So we asked a messy person to share what's worked for her.

The Feynman Technique is a method of learning that helps you understand deeply, learn faster, and apply what you've learned. Read this article to supercharge your learning.

JBuilder, Eclipse, WebStorm, Atom, VS Code - The evolution of my development IDEs before I moved to the cloud. Learn why I did and how you can too!

Luhmann wrote over 70 books and more than 400 scholarly articles using the Zettelkasten notetaking method.

Discover how to efficiently organize your files, folders and documents on your Mac or Windows computer.

Productivity in a digital workplace. Develop strategies to capitalize on change, profitability and competitiveness.

Learn how to organize computer files and keep the files on your computer and/or mobile devices or cloud storage up-to-date.

This is my ‘review’ of Obsidian. It’s fragmented as fuck but I’ve not yet seen another blog post that contains as much shit as mine.

What do highly productive people have in common? How does that one person ALWAYS seem to get everything done? Here's how to be more productive.

Microsoft today announced the release of Windows Terminal Preview 1.4 with new features.

Error catching can be hard to catch at times (no pun intended). If you’re not used to error handling, this short post might help you do it elegantly. There are many posts about error handling in R (and in fact the examples in the purrr package documentation are not bad either).

Your January Job Goal is to get totally organized, and we've pulled together all of the resources you need.

Sometimes life can feel totally screwed up. No matter how hard we try, we keep running into dead ends. Or banging our head against a wall. Or failing to achieve or do the things we want to do. We have great plans, amazing ideas -- but we just can't seem to launch them. Maybe we

Supercharge your Development Workflow

I’m excited to announce that my new Time-Block Planner is now available everywhere books are sold online.I first described my time blocking practic...

Everyone wants a time management system that works. One they can stick with. One that’s not a pain in the butt. What does that even mean? A system that works, looks like this: 1. It *empowers* you …