I don't travel frequently. When I do, install the app at home and then uninstall on return. So they can't track me when I am not using them. I understand it's not for everybody.

Capturing ideas somewhere where you can go back and check is the best thing. I use trello for that.

Martin Fowler - http://www.martinfowler.com/bliki/

Learn to Grow food.

I came to know about Microsoft teams only by this post. I see better value proposition with whole office 365 offering.

Location: tamilnadu, India Remote: yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: all things Java, JEE, Spring. Android (intermediate). Learning Elixir/ Phoenix. Email: krishna@jkrishna.com

And then replace laptop with your phone. Continuum.

In construction the hardware part is pretty much standardized. Very little new hardware is coming up. But in software development, hardware is still evolving very fast (processor, memory, bus, fibre etc..). So software has to evolve along with hardware. Once hardware is standardized like CPU instruction set, then software will also be standardized with out any further significant development.

Meanwhile, lately it seems like all too often, you'll be pounding nails with a hammer and then in between swings, it suddenly turns into paint brush or a screwdriver or an Allen wrench.

Or you're working along one day, and all of a sudden, every machine screw in every piece of power equipment on the job site just up and disappears into thin air, and all of that equipment shakes itself apart into a maelstrom of shrapnel, because that little hidden component nobody thought about winked out of existence.

Construction workers would not put up with this bullshit.

I am decade old Java dev, but Elixir changed the way I design web apps.

We just switched some of our back-end code to Phoenix in our farm management web app (https://www.harvestprofit.com/).

Your username intrigues me....what are you working on?