Programming and Typing

There is a lot of stuff going on.

My most prominent employer offered me the task to develop a web application to manage Power Point Presentations, or more precisely, their contents.
Of course I accepted and now have a lot of stuff at my hands.

One lesson learned: I should have started with sketching use cases, or at least paralleling sketching use cases with technology research.
Instead I have jumped right into programming mode and am now paying the price in form of stress.

To reduce this stress a little, I have decided once again to learn typing with my eyes focused on the screen. This tool has proven helpful and motivating so far. It keeps very informative stats. First thing I did was switching off the keyboard view.