"Kinosaki Onsen Workation Retreat," which I wrote about in the first installment, is a name I came up with myself. Officially, it is probably called "Kinosaki Onsen Winter Retreat." That name was written in the retreat guide, so it should be accurate as a source. Still, I deliberately want to call it the "Kinosaki Onsen Workation Retreat."
I am doing a technical evaluation because I want to try using Payload CMS. I installed it locally as a trial, so here are my impressions.
One change that comes with becoming a freelancer is shifting from "having days off" to "making days off." If you pack your schedule with work, you can maximize your income, but that's not a sustainable approach for 20 years or more. I believe it's important to create a balance by taking breaks appropriately.
People who know difficult Kanji and can write beautifully seem to have become much less valuable than 40 years ago, thanks to Japanese text conversion and screen displays. However, their value is still very much present in some areas. I think this also applies to programming, which will evolve over a certain period of time, in a similar way.
Do you use the workspace feature in VSCode? I always use it together with an extension called Project Manager. Project Manager lets you manage workspaces in one place. This time I will write about how to turn GitHub Copilot on for each workspace.