p.s In fact, Qt Scene Graph is somehow similar to React. Both of them will only apply the changes to screen. React manipulates the DOM, but Qt manipulates the OpenGL render pipeline.
I would pick a very small sub-project. Just for jun and it should be very small. May be just write an article to explain something. It make me feel achieved something and get into mood.
I use multiple tools for task management , since I can't find a perfect tool that fits for all of my needs (I would like to make a one, but no time...)
1. Wunderlist - My inbox, TODO list for next few hours.
2. Evernote - Analysis a project , then convert to a list of TODO.
3. Trello - Team's TODO list and knowledge base
4. Tab Snooze - An extension in Chrome that it could close a tab and relaunch later.
In fact, I have a question about running a remote team. How to train new staff in a remote team? I mean for those don't never has experience to work remotely or may be a newbie for the industry.
1. Avoid sharing password between people. For example, in using Amazon Web Service, it should use IAM and every admin login with their own account.
2. Master password (e.g the owner of AWS) and credentails should be kept in a same place. The information are encrypted by a software called KeepassX and won't share on the Internet. Ofcoz, backup is still needed.
A tip for learning UML. If you don't understand what is it talking about, just ignore it. There are some concept which is just too complicated and not quite useful. Only pick the concept you like/understand, that is what you will use.
UML is a design language, but not a computer language. You don't need to follow everything in the standard.
That will learn UML in an easier way.
Personally I think UML is worth to learn. Since it could design an architecture with using some common building block that many people know. And those UML tool can draw and manage diagram to save your time.
oh, my god! The old bookmark system do not works for me. The synchronization is broken for long(Only affect some users include me). There has many people complained about the problem but Google never fix it.
Amazing. But I wonder how could it detect the touch event without a sensor in the touch surface. Is it really accurate? Or it need to calibrate before use it? "Touch" is always the hardest problem in those kind of sensing technology.