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Some time ago I have read interesting article about becoming superhero that suggested to treat your own life like character in RPG game, or superhero (it similar idea for me). I really like RPG games so this ideas was really inspiring, unfortunately I found it hard to follow and remember about it on an everyday basis. Solution for that can be really nice website called HabitRPG HabitRPG Promo & Team from Tyler Renelle on Vimeo . Project is still growing but the most important thing is working from some time now, I mean Daily Quests! Daily: I would suggest to pick this one as the most important tab and create your daily quests really simple and easy to do and then add additional one to habit when you do more of it. For me it really works. I based this on Kaizen  and it tricks me into doing bigger things just by forcing me to start it. Bigger tasks are overwhelming before you start doing them so adding daily that forces you to do it for only for example 5 minutes...

There is really good article trending right now about animations by the author of GreenSock Animation Platform Jack Doyle about tradeoffs of both JavaScript and CSS animations. Myth Busting: CSS Animations vs. JavaScript The really good thing about it is that you can read really good explanations about how animations work, what problems you might have and when it might be better idea to use CSS and when JavaScript. It is really impressive how much information this article contains.

Recently I found really awesome course (in Polish) to learn Canvas and basics of Game Development even for novices. Course is in polish but is really long and covers Canvas and even JavaScript from the basics, some of them was really really well explained and I finally understood them :) http://kursownik.pl/kursy/html5_canvas/ Author Daniel Mizieliński put much effort into this. Whole course takes nearly 16 hours divided into 71 videos. Little hint: on youtube you can change speed of video 1.5 is still easy to understand and follow especially if you know JavaScript and you can always switch to 1.0 speed on new things :)

This month I managed to finish: Watched all How To Draw videos on HowCast What was good in these series is to see how eraser can be used to draw :) Rating: 5/10 The Tree Butcher by Andrzej Pilipiuk This is really nice collection of 12 short stories. Andrzej Pilipiuk have endless ideas how history could have been, how aliens may live and even how magic may work. This is really good book:) Rating: 8/10 Tricket by Kevin Hearne In my opinion this is best book in a series so far. For sure it is the longest :) Fast and easy to read, it's hard to resist reading when you start so it's really good to read on holiday :) Rating: 8/10 Trapped by Kevin Hearne This one fortunately starts at the good time, but I think a little that this book could be better. Ending was unexpected but probably explains why next book is called Hunted ;) From me: 6/10. The Wit and Wisdom of Tyrion Lannister. Autor: George R. R. Martin. This one is not really a ...

You can join  All about WebGL at SFHTML5  online and watch it all at youtube : I'm really looking forward to this event. Hopefully I can watch at least part of it :)

Really good post about ES6 Promises at html5rocks:  http://www.html5rocks.com/en/tutorials/es6/promises/  by Jake Archibald. You can learn both what promises are and how they fit into ES6 and DOM. Worth reading.

Lód (Ice) is my first novel from Jacek Dukaj. I must say that this is huge and it make big impression on me. I'm looking into wikipedia article right now and I can say that it suits book. What I can add from myself is that book is written with archaic polish mixed with Russian. It's really hard to read and if you add to it that it's more than 1 thousand pages it took me reallllly long to read. I can say it was time well spent :) At first I felt that book has a really long introduction, beginning but it's much more important than I felt. If you're going to read it don't read too fast through first chapters. Rating 9/10.