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Screen left/right with apple magic mouse is what I use the most.

As a developer, I have 2 screens and multiple desktops per screen.

Screen 1: Chrome on desktop 1, VS Code desktop 2.

Screen 2: Database on desktop 3, Postman desktop 4, Slack/Email Desktop 5.

The projects needs to excite you in some way. After work, you should look forward to building your own thing. If you are not, then why do the project?

One day an idea will give you the energy to work on it, you just haven't found it yet.

I decided to solve a problem with regular expressions and now I have two problems.

It would cost less starting out compared to your own server, you may only have to pay per function call. Whereas you would have to pay for server space from the start even if no one is using your product.

A framework may be overkill if all you want to do is run a function when something in your database changes. Firebase is a good example of this, you can trigger functions when a document changes.

Easy to deploy, reliable and maintainable.

Are you rewriting same functionality but in a brand new project or are you adding react components to an old project?

- Shoedog by Phil Knight - Say Nothing by Patrick Radden Keefe - How to Change Your Mind by Michael Pollan - Deep Work by Cal Newport

Looks like the site is made with gatsby. PWA install comes as standard.

Barbara Oakley's book "A Mind For Numbers" talks about this.