Dev tip: Learn VIM

So happy that I know how to use VIM. Why? Because sometimes I need to edit files on the remote host.
Maybe your IDE can’t successfully connect to the remote host and you end up with SSH and CLI commands.
My current scenario is implementing a payment gateway and using localhost as host is ignored 😦 I ended up coding on the shared hosting via SSH, but without slowdown thanks to VIM skills.

Survival guide to remote work

Great illustrations with great content in https://zapier.com/blog/survival-guide-to-remote-work/

How Communication Density Fuels Automattic

Source: How Communication Density Fuels Automattic

A year without pants

Finally, I was waiting for this awesome presentation by Luca Sartoni at WordCamp Slovakia http://lucasartoni.com/2014/05/20/remote-working-one-does-not-simply-spend-a-year-without-pants/

Great that Luca shared his experience, exactly for what I’m looking these days. He really knows and lives the stuff that he described. Ooooh, the best part was when he shared the 3 areas: productivity, management, socialisation that apply for individuals and companies, too. Thank you Luca wherever you’re sitting, working now 🙂