Well- I guess its the same than with Cortana integration us. Here in NZ we don't have Cortana and/or the band (1 or 2).
While I have "Google now" on my Android and iPhone users can use Siri. I guess Microsoft simply isn't interested in small markets. Australia (bigger market) get's the Cortana and the Band.
I recently had a discussion with a co-worker who is amendment that she is more productive programming planning at night. I used to be the same, but I have switched to an early morning start instead and found that the quality of my work increased drastically. I guess it depends on the person- but I wonder if anyone would have had similar experiences?
Yeah, I've been using it for a while on my windows boxes. I was very happy at first, but later on I got issues with updating the products. I haven't tried it in a while though.
I've heard rumours Samsung is already using HERE heavily internally. So it would make sense- but what will happen to the other that are currently using it to (they've mentioned Microsoft, BMW etc. in the article).
I just hope whoever buys HERE doesn't screw it up. At the moment I do like them more than the google maps. They are also cheaper when it comes to licenses.
Whow- I hope they won't get through with that. If they are going to get through with that- where does it end? It will set an example for all the other struggling economies in the EU to extort money out of what appears to be the only performing economy in the EU at the moment.
I have to say, I was fairly suprised of the way the interview was conducted. It was somewhat refreshing to see not the same questions being asked all over and over again. I think Mr. Oliver & his team picked very well what the average Joe does care about. Very well done!
It's good to see something else than Bootstrap. If you like this, have a look at: http://www.semantic-ui.com/ - I love using this as every component can be downloaded separately.
I completely agree with that! I know so many people coding ridiculous hours, and all they do is causing more problems the next day. Less hours = Better focus
Plan your food and sleep. Probably exercise. Get a fitbit (or similar) and find your sweet spot (sleep tracking is awesome with those things). When you feel good- you're most effective.
If you're having deadlines, take long breaks and go back to work after you've done something different (essentially shift working but within reasonable hours).
Don't "overdose" yourself with energy drinks, or too much coffee/tea. I have found that some energy drinks do affect my ability to focus negative. Same with coffee- too much is limiting (my) ability to focus.
All those things helped me. It can be different for you, but it's probably a start.