The following are some notes I have taken while reading Effective Java (Third Edition), written by Joshua Bloch. Each item is an actual heading taken verbatim from the book, while the bullet points are my rehash of the original content.

I find learning about productivity fascinating, yet I’m aware that in the end, a simple set of rules and systems is what works best for me. These systems will continue to evolve over time, but I have found that the simpler they are, the more likely I am to stick with them. This post describes my current digital take on dealing with everyday life.

After reading Letters to a New Developer, one of the next logical steps on this learning path was to read [The Effective Engineer][effective-website]. I hope you enjoy this simple yet effective book summary!

Working with new technologies can be exciting and insightful at the same time! At least, this is what I would like to believe after having dedicated a couple of weeks to this project…

Git leads to a wealth of discoveries. Once SSH and GPG are set up, once dotfiles are under control and a reasonable Git workflow has been adopted, there’s still room to be amazed by a feature like Git worktrees!