In this episode, we'll talk about the power of Unix-based systems, how commands on the command line allow us to script & automate, minimal computer setups, effective documentation using scripts, and more.

In this episode we'll talk about spoken languages, and the necessity to write, read, and to communicate in English.

In this episode, I'll share the story behind DayCaptain and why (on earth) we created yet another task management application, what the principles behind DayCaptain are, why we think it uses a very productive approach, and more.

You can try it out yourself at https://daycaptain.com

Don't make me think. In this episode, I'll talk about the principle of "don't make me think", what it is about, where we can find some potential for automation, documentation, or other improvement.

In this episode, I'll teaser the developer productivity masterclass on-demand video course. I'm in the process of producing that course on all things developer productivity, and for early birds this course is already available. It is still under development and most content is yet to arrive, but for listeners of this podcast, I want to give a special deal with 50% off the final price.

https://effective-developer.teachable.com/p/developer-productivity-masterclass

Will it make the boat go faster? In this episode, I'll talk about this quote, where it comes from, and why it is a great question to ask ourselves if what we're doing right now adds value to the situation.

Teaching is a great way of learning. In this episode, I'll talk about some reminders why "teaching" and all its forms is a great way of learning things.

In this episode, I'll talk about the importance to keep learning new things, as long as we're in this profession.

This episode is a reminder to distill what's important, in every situation, whether we're looking at new material, googling for an answer, or browsing Stack Overflow.

In this episode, we'll talking about the importance to look at the motivations and concepts when learning a technology, not just how it works on a code- or lower level.