So here are my goals for 2019 in no particular order:
-contribute to open source
-switching from intellij to vscode
-learn vim
-finish side projects
-live a healthier lifestyle (less meat, quality food)
-more DevOps
-do some hacking challenges
-learn proper linux system administration

Why switching from intellij to vscode?

I've tried vscode but find myself missing the massive amounts of features and code insight of intellij.

@Ederbit hit me up for a few of these if you have questions... ive accomplished a bunch of them in the last year.

@ryangurn Sure! What in particular did you accomplish?

@nathan815 The main reason for that is exercise. I want to be productive without relying on IntelliJ too much. Also, it forces me to practise git on the command line, as there is no gui-support for more advances techniques.

What I love about IntelliJ is it's awesome Ctrl+Shift+Enter code completion. Also, in the ultimate edition, there's professional support for JavaEE, which is quite handy but needs a license, but I don't plan on renewing mine anymore.

And one of my goals was to start contributing to open source software. And I thought why not start with vscode.

@irene That's true, but I'd like to reduce my consumption nonetheless.