For daily ToDos, a notebook I take everywhere. I just write it down and scratch it off when done. For code ToDos, comments on the code combined with some type of plugin on the code editor that'll remind me of stuff I need to refactor or fix. For product ToDos, Jira.

Hi Uncle Bob, I am currently trying to learn a Lisp for fun and Clojure is my first choice because of Clojurescript. But what is it about Clojure that makes it your go to language? Thank you for your time :D

If you are serious about the site use Laravel or Symfony.

Agreed, but in the situation where you have all candidates with the same skill level but different cultures and backgrounds, except for one from the same culture and background as your own. Who do you chose? Personally, I really enjoy working with people from different cultures, I don't care about race or gender. Having different cultures in the office brings very interesting solutions to the same problem.

I recently tried creating a new 2.0 SpringBoot Application with a 1.5 SpringBoot Application jar as a dependency and could not get it to work. I had to end up going back to 1.5. Does anyone have any suggestions for retro compatibility?

I've read a few of this guy's articles. Very interesting indeed :D. http://www.gizra.com/content/faithful-elm-amazing-router/