One workflow that worked very well for me to work from the terminal, was keeping a single terminal window and using tmux to have per-project sessions with multiple tabs and panes. Preifx+s lets you switch between sessions quickly and tmux-resurrect allows you to persist them if necessary.

Very interesting reading, thanks for sharing! I did the same recently for similar reasons switching from vim/neovim to Code after almost 15 years and I'm happy so far.

Movies: Django Unchained
TV Series: Fallout

To this day, Deep Work remains one of the most impactful books I've read for both my professional and personal life

But if you keep that time focused and show up every day though, you'll start seeing progress, and that fuels your energy day after day.

Everything I've built for saveabit and my other personal projects came from those hours. I still have a full-time job and can only dedicate 1-2 hours after work to side projects.

Also, a shoutout to Jen (lunchbag.ca)
. Hearing her say on the Indie Hackers Podcast that “there’s room for everyone to build a finance app” gave me the confidence to start.
Because people need different approaches, and maybe mine will click for some.

The long-term goal?
👉 Help more people invest instead of letting their savings sit in a bank account losing value to inflation. I hope it can have a concrete positive impact on people lives.

The idea is a personal finance app that doesn’t just track your money.
It shows you where you stand and teaches you the basics of managing it better, so you actually make progress, not just stare at numbers.