How helpful is Node.js for you guys? Heard that Paypal was among the first companies to adapt it.

Mine was Basic and C in high school.

One line in big font which explains the product and call to action button to go further. Works most of the time.

How do you manage the time between various activities which are not related to each other? ( I get this one a lot to myself, and not able to answer yet)

Motivation: "It's easy dude!" - solves lots of problems first hand. Design: Think, Rethink, Re-engineer. It's like running the complete design virtually in our brain and thinking which piece of code goes where. Instant solution: Running to any problem? He/she tells you what is wrong before you even explain him the complete issue.

Here is what I use. Atom editor. Gimp for image editing. Google docs. Apple mail. Apple Preview for PDF reading. SelfControl for distraction control. Git ( the command line one ) flu.x - amazing tool. Terminal. Nimbus screenshot and record chrome extension. PS: I code and write article everyday :)

I do take 2 hours from my official work every day to do following: Read my subscriptions ( Mostly programming ). Write a blog post/ gather blog post idea. Read book. Code side projects Also like to mention, this is not "written on stone" rule. I do enjoy in house cricket or just chilling with frineds :D

Just basic knowledge of multiple languages won't work for long. You see it's like a real-world mechanic. "Can repair every car - specialized in Ferrari engine" I believe same goes to us the Software engineers. Recently, I had the chance to Interview Azat Mardan and he gave one very important tip. "Learn multiple languages but master at least one" If you consider me. I know/coded for a while in following languages. Basic C C++ C# Visual C++ VB .NET Java Ruby PHP Python Scripting ( Bash and Autoit ) JavaScript ( Server side i.e Node, I know and did some client side too) But if you ask me what is one thing you are master at. I would say Node.js and then C++. Hope it helps!

Thanks :)

That's an awesome trick. I feel that I waste lots of time on switching windows. Generally Terminal, atom, API simulator, and browser. What do you to handle that?