1) UI/UX: I've done too much javascript server-side to pass on the opportunity to apply my knowledge to client-side technologies and make (visually) awesome stuff.
2) Blogging: I learn too much stuff to not pass on that knowledge.
3) DreamLeaves: I've had this "group" of mine on hiatus for too long. I need to build a functional platform to showcase all of our works and make all of us "rockstars" in our respective fields.
4) Marketing: "You dev guys, you got gold in your hands!" always say a friend of mine (let's say he's a "bank-guy"). Bad news though is, I could make the next facebook/instagram/w/ever, I wouldn't know how to distribute/advertise/sell it properly.
5) More time outside of code. Today, my life is split between coding for a job and coding for a passion but even those two are still centered around the same project.
But all this would be naught without...
n+1) Follow a schedule.
2) Blogging: I learn too much stuff to not pass on that knowledge.
3) DreamLeaves: I've had this "group" of mine on hiatus for too long. I need to build a functional platform to showcase all of our works and make all of us "rockstars" in our respective fields.
4) Marketing: "You dev guys, you got gold in your hands!" always say a friend of mine (let's say he's a "bank-guy"). Bad news though is, I could make the next facebook/instagram/w/ever, I wouldn't know how to distribute/advertise/sell it properly.
5) More time outside of code. Today, my life is split between coding for a job and coding for a passion but even those two are still centered around the same project.
But all this would be naught without... n+1) Follow a schedule.