Linux Command Line

Alas the power of the Command Line is: inevitable. Like Link pulling the Master Sword it will take strength to become worthy.

Markdown Documentation

Up to now, I've been using simple text files as notes/documentation for nearly everything as I find most word processors to be clunky overkill. However as my notes expand, the lack of a few basic formatting features e.g. headers etc, has become apparent.

After some research, I found Markdown clearly the way to go as it is simple, quick, portable and future proof. I've already started to tame some of my wildest text files with some basic syntax [addlink]. I'll add more as I need too.

Colemak Keyboard Layout

With ergonomic computing in mind, I decided it was time to switch to Colemak. Colemak has a higher key frequency on it's home row vs Qwerty, is widely available on most devices (except Windows), is far less radical than Dvorak and even maintains z, x, c, v positions for the most common shortcuts.

The average typist's speed is typically (🤭) between 30-40 wpm. After a large initial productivity dent, I can consistently reach that range with 97% accuracy. I learned with the slow is smooth, smooth is fast mantra on gtypist. My thankful fingers have no intention of switching back to the barbarous Qwerty and they'll continue getting faster. [addpiclater]

Taking on Azure Fundamentals, Flutter and PRTG...

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Started @ core-code.io on the Back-End Program. 
React + NodeJs + Java.