Can you please explain the syntax in the key binding file? I see there is "-" before some commands, what does it mean? And there are some key bindings that repeat themselves (like "space") how does that work? Thanks for the post! Makes me wonder about learning to use Emmet.

Every company's top priority is getting things done. The question is whether you can help GTD if you learn one of them. Baout your next job, what would you prefer to do? Not money wise, but what makes you happy about your job. Do you like front end development? It's a good idea to learn backend anyways, but there are so many things about frontend to learn, so it's a hard decision to make. I think that if you are thinking of your next job, and that's why you want to learn backend, I would go for node.js or python and not for Java, but that's just my preference 😁

I think it depends on a lot of variables. How do you like your current position and company? Are you looking to replace a company soon? What are you passionate about? Front end? Everything? I would go for both in parallel. Try ngrx for one weekend and think where it can be part of your company solution, see if your boss think so too. Try spring boot. After your tried the surface of both, see what is more interesting for you. Hope I helped, Good luck!

I've never heard of chokidar, but I like your approach. I don't think it's weird, as long as you get the job done and it helps you be more productive. Thanks for your ideas!

I practice mindfulness meditation every day for 30 minutes, try to do yoga (2 sun salutations every day and a longer session at least once a week), run 2-3 times a week and do some power exercise every day or two (push-ups, squats, deeps, lunges and rope skipping) These days it's much easier to keep up because I'm unemployed, but most of this routine was the same when I was working.

I know what you mean! Basically every time I open my computer I need to update vs.

Not sure why it should work. document.createElement should always exist: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/Document/createElement

Thanks for the verbose reply, I will definitely check MST out.

Thanks for the praise. Actually my biggest problem and challenge would be loneliness. My girlfriend stayed at home and I'm all by myself. It's hard for me to get to know new people and connect. I met a few people in Chiang Mai who I was hanging with, but not here in Phangan. I'm really hoping to learn how to opening or people. I haven't started to think about opening a foreign bank account, and ofcourse the language is not easy, but I manage that. My next destination is USA, I'm planning to stay there for a few months, after that I am thinking about heading to South America but that's a long time from now :-)

Chetan Kantharia I had a very slow connection there, as much as I remember. But I stayed in the villages around (Dharamkot), maybe in the city is better