@narven
Learn a few things on the way and I'm still learning. I like to take long walks to the fridge. Software Engineer from 🇵🇹 lives in 🇬🇧
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Without looking at code is kind hard. But I would probably say that the css links are using relative path. so if you are in a route /foo/bar, is trying to load /foo/bar/style.css and if you change to route /pim/pam/pum will try to load /pim/pam/pum/style.css. But this is just wild guess. Try to had a initial / to <link _rel_="stylesheet" _href_="/styles.css">
Yes, always. For me, I'm what people usually call a "visual thinker" I have to see things visually for me to understand them. So usually I do a lot of drawings and sketches and notes. But one thing I do after, which I think is important is to convert those things into a digital format, usually by taking a photo with my phone, put it on a online note tool (evernote or similar) because if you make some notes or drawings at home... about something for work (that you just had an idea) you will probably forget it at home. And if you try to use the GTD methodology (getting things done), one of the important rules is to have one source of truth, one place where all info is.... (cannot be ur brain).
Yes, i use TODOs a lot, not for remembering things in 5 months or 1 year, but to remember things that I need to finish in the next 5, 10, 15 minutes. This way I can keep my head more clear. Example: if (imFull) { // TODO: dont forget to add a call to the api clear all } else { // TODO: eat till im full } // then i continue with some random stupid code full of bugs and no tests When i reach the end I go back and start solving each TODO .. and adding more TODOs... and more bugs :)