I have tried many tools and techniques to track time. Tracking time helps me organize a bit better and manage my time better. I have tried things like spreadsheets, different utility Apps, but nothing stuck more than a couple of days. The good news is since I switched to Emacs recently, it opened me up to the world of org-mode, which has been pretty useful lately. But before getting to the good stuff I'll list down some of the stuff that I've tried in the past....
Hi, I'm Bhanuka, a software developer from planet Earth.
By day, I'm a full-stack developer, and by night, I'm an enthusiast on many things including programming languages, text editors, compilers.
Vim to Lisp to Emacs
TLDR: I was happily using vim (neovim), then one day I discovered Lisp,a week later I switched to Emacs I had been using vim since 2017. At the first I had vscode as a backup for when I had to do some major code refactoring, but around mid 2020, I decided to go fully vim and never turned back, until one day… A Vim Confession Although I had been using vim to a religious level, I felt the need for something more rich from time to time....
Introduction
This is something I wanted to do for a long time, so, finally I decided to write an actual blog, a place where I'll write about things I'm interested in. But why? Lately I have been exploring a lot of interesting things (interesting for me, of course), I need some way to get them out of my system, so I can sleep at night 😊. Also, I switched to Emacs, and discovered my love for Org Mode, yes I'm writing this blog posts on org files....