Filip Górczyński Blog

There is no doubt oh-my-zsh project is awesome. It can drastically improve your software development workflow. It even informs you, when new version was released.

Today, on Monday, 21st of March I've hit 38. And it's terrifying. Mostly because I still don't know what makes me fully happy and perfectly balanced in my life.

This blog moved to Pelican Static Site Generator some time ago. One of the problems was automation of updates on FTP server when things are added or changed.

I decided to check how "good" is my keyboard writing. It could definitely gone better. But right now the problem is muscle memory and habit of writing improperly.

As for most software developers my workspace was driven by comfortable keyboard and mouse. Of course there was a plethora of those devices, sometimes better, sometimes worse. And from time to time I've bought them for curiosity.

One thing on my "want to try" list was ensuring if figures painting is something that will make me happy. And it is.

I am a software developer for more than a decade now. But I am not as good as I could be, because I'm afraid of making side projects.

My habit of collecting books lately switched to habit of collecting board and card games. I've got immersed into Talisman (mainly) and few others.

Today is my last day at Unhaggle - company focused on automotive industry, where I've most of the time worked with Django and Vue.js. 3 awesome years almost passed. Many gorgeous people met. But I've decided to try something new.

From time to time I see code editors or IDEs settings pushed to GitHub repositiories. Sometimes they're put there intentionally - and that's fine. But more often they're not. So how can we preven't ourselves from putting all IDEs and editors into every projects .gitignore?