Tips and Tricks
#tips #tricks
Small tips and tricks can leverage your productive when using tools.
Try to learn tips to master your IDE, your Terminal, your text editor, your note taking app, your operational system
it sounds silly, but this is all about tiny details that matters
Most people know Undo and Redo.
A few people know how to go back and forward in navigation inside app
Notion and Webstorm uses ctrl+[ and ctrl+] to be able to go back and forth so you can move around and avoid losing context
Learn keyboard shortcut to move fast
Mouse is good, but it is slow as you need to navigate the “whole” screen
the keyboard goes directly to where you wanna go
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- KeyboardWe can be much more Productivity when using Keyboard then mouse Mouse needs to traverse the whole screen to find and click in something we have an Omnibox/Spotlight to easily find…
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- IndexIndexing is the art of making retrieving data faster Elastic Search (lucene) uses an inverted index to retrieve all documents fast. An inverted index is like this: doc1 Awesome…
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- Chrome history as my memoryI use chrome web browser history as my archive of links/websites that I visited. Every time someone ask a question I can easily find a good link to answer that Links Second Brain
- CompletionAs developers we are used to code completion in our IDE, where the IDE suggest how to complete what we are typing. We also have bash completion to complete our commands in…
- Creative ThinkingCreative Thinking is when you create new fresh ideas Over Thinking is to create ideas based on other ideas One way to avoid blocks in creative thinking is to always do a bit of…
- DecisionsWe need to make many decisions in a daily basis Decisions takes our energy and time Try to reduce your decisions to have more energy and time to focus on what matters How to Take…
- developer measure/outputquantity: is the developer producing more? quality: is the developer shipping with fewer bugs? speed: is the developer shipping faster?
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