Felipe Martín

Sadly, over time, my programming time at work is becoming less frequent. Doesn’t mean I don’t do stuff it’s just little by little most my time is spent on management things. Since I don’t want to get stalled and to give myself focus into other things I got last week off to see whatever I was capable of making. To my surprise it was time well spent.

After a really long time I finally managed to spend some time redesigning and moving my blog to another platform, everyone already know that I tried really hard to create an editor that satisfied me while the answer was simpler.

It’s been two weeks already and I will make a quick post with two subjects: the stuff broken that needed to be fixed (from my point of view) and improvements to the workstation that made my life easier.

After other two weeks I will post a summary with the good and bad parts.

I’ve been using OS X for my workstation environment for about five or six years now. I always say (and believe to this moment) that OS X is the most comfortable environment for work.

It has an stable window manager, a terminal that does not suck and lot’s of software related to my daily activities. I can reinstall and have a fully working environment from scratch in an hour or so (no hdd dupes, a full OS installation).

It’s sad but I always end up not writing in the blog for some reason. I will post here a short TL;DR of what happened in the last months and some of the stuff I want to do for the site (and what I’ve already done).

• First of all, I got promoted at my job (this was like… months ago!) which left me with even less time that before for personal stuff. I can’t believe I’m saying this but when I get out of the office the last thing I want to do is sitting in front of my computer again.
• Good part, I have been trying all the stuff at work I couldn’t before and adding goodies to the dev team (automatic code reviews, unit testing, deployments, etc)
• Bad stuff: now I develop less than before. :_
• Also, I wasn’t comfortable with how the editor on the site worked (it’s a CKEditor) because I’m a big fan of markdown so I wasn’t eager to do nothing until some day I did a clumsy implementation to support markdown conversion to HTML to the blog. I also added some other goodies.
• More stuff to the mix? I got pretty much overwhelmed with all the things I had to/want to/should do on a daily basis so my workflow was chaotic. I have been trying new habits to sort everything out and now I’m more or less comfortable with the results. And I will write an entry about that :)
• Related with the last one now I’m not giving up on reading all the stuff in “the read later vault” which until not so long ago was filled with diverse stuff and articles came in but not out.
• I play a bit now! Since I have thoughts and days in order now I can rest from time to time to play some videogames. It was time to remove the dust from my 3DS.

Summary

Han Jee-Han, a normal high school student, suddenly develops a special power where his entire world is shifted into a game-like setting. He can see the power levels of people, look at the stats of a seemingly normal item, get abilities, and even level up! Follow Han Jee-Han as he discovers how to use this power, and maybe even where it came from.

**Type: **Manhwa Chapters: 90+ (ongoing) Genre: Action, Adventure, Comedy, School Life, Shounen, Supernatural Story: Sung San-Young Art: Sang-Ah

Discovered it not a long time ago (and now replaced with the experimental version of iterm2 because of goodies), tmux deserves a lot of attention because it have lots of potential.

TMUX stands for Terminal Multiplexer. It lets you switch easily between several programs in one terminal, detach them (they keep running in the background) and reattach them to a different terminal. And do a lot more. Yeah, they sell themselves well.