Thank you for this post, gives a little perspective on how other people try squeeze in learning and progressing more in their respective fields. I work as a full stack developer and some times I come home I cannot look at another IDE or even think about coding but I feel like that laziness would dissipate if I had more of a routine where I knew where, when, what time and how long it would take each day.
I will look at my habits and routine to see if I can make it permanent and something I do automatically instead of thinking of "god I have to do more programming?".
What about when you come home you just look to IDE but in a fun way? I mean ... If you come home and try to develop a game or a laugh app probably you can look 1 hour or 2 hours at the end of the day. Have you thought about? Let me know via twitter or something else, I'd like to stay in touch with you! :)
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Thank you for this post, gives a little perspective on how other people try squeeze in learning and progressing more in their respective fields. I work as a full stack developer and some times I come home I cannot look at another IDE or even think about coding but I feel like that laziness would dissipate if I had more of a routine where I knew where, when, what time and how long it would take each day.
I will look at my habits and routine to see if I can make it permanent and something I do automatically instead of thinking of "god I have to do more programming?".
Good luck!
What about when you come home you just look to IDE but in a fun way? I mean ... If you come home and try to develop a game or a laugh app probably you can look 1 hour or 2 hours at the end of the day. Have you thought about? Let me know via twitter or something else, I'd like to stay in touch with you! :)