For the first two weeks, I used Github projects for my planning. This works if you code in group, but if you work alone I personally find GitHub projects counter productive (sorry teachers 😉). I lose a lot of time with adding tags, descriptions, converting to issues, moving card from culumn to culumn every time. This is an extra Chrome tab that has to be open every time that takes away my concentration.

Therefore, in week three I switched to the old school way: post it's. That's how I usually planned in Devine, that's how it works best for me (when working alone). Through this method, I have never missed a deadline and have always been able to meet my goals. At the start of the day, I write on a post it what I want to do that day (usually 5 topics a day). When I'm done with the topic I scrap it (and commit and push it to Github when it's code related), and when I'm done with all the topics on the post it I throw it away. Out of sight, out of mind.