put off learning product design for a year, always pilling up books, videos and courses to take and never took any of them What worked for me is to put in place a habit. Each morning, I spend 20-30 minutes making progress on my Udemy courses (that I had purchased long back and never started/completed.) Since starting this habit, I have already completed one course. Yes, 20-30 minutes a day may not be much. But the lectures for my course are 5-15 minutes. I can easily finish at least 2 each day. While it will take longer to finish the course (at 20-30 mins/day) at least I'll finish them someday. (Current course has 25 hours worth lectures. So I'll finish them in about 2 months time frame. Not bad. ) If you need help putting habit in place, I suggest you read "Tiny Habits" book by BJ Fogg (Or just watch his TED talk)

Emil Moe someone asked the same in that other request as well :) https://hashnode.com/post/word-counter-in-the-markdown-editor-ckd8hu41101cmses13rgd7qis/answer/ckdrrum600033a6s11443fcu8

https://hashnode.com/post/reading-time-while-writing-ckdtyyd1z00ylqos11jhphwm1

Rutik Wankhade Timing for this could not be better (for me) I've been experimenting with Canva, but your tool just takes couple of minutes and is extremely cool. One Feature request : Will you consider feature to use own background image ? (It is cool even if you don't. Tool is already helpful)

Where is the option "Other" ? ;) I use Doom Emacs, also Vi/m for quick edits. If I had to choose from the list above, I would say VSCode

sairamuppugundla - If you format your question to use syntax highlighting, it will be more readable. TL;DR: I use f-Strings where I can First of all python2 is end of life, so when possible use python3 If you have an option, use latest python version. As you have already mentioned, f-strings are supported in python 3.6 onward. But PyPI package f2format allows you to use it with python 3.3 onward. Finally this might answer your question more directly (and better than I did)

Haley Medina I think you meant citing resources (and cite rather than Siting and Site Feel free to delete this comment (if hashnode allows deleting comments) I don't know if there is a way to DM without publicly visible comment. Sorry.

Haley Medina Thanks. I will try it out.

Victoria Lo What tool/s do you use for making Cover Art ? One from screenshot looks nice.

I also use magit 90% of the times (For visual diffs and selecting hunks to stage - for git log and "push" - I user terminal/CLI) From your second paragraph, I got an impression that magit can be used without emacs ? If yes, I didn't know.