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Its interesting actually how most answers are about domains - gene sequences, retail, etc. Here’s a challenge - would you guys be able to desribe what you do as a programmer, without breakfast/commuting/domain details?
To understand better, how CS is applied.
I’ll start - I mostly did maintetance of current prod apps - bugfixing and hammering in new features. Recently I do more greenfield projects (because team leverages small components approach, I avoid word u-services), so I spent some time analysing requirements and deciding on whether it makes sense to apply sophisticated patterns like actor model and CQRS, and eventually decide that old simple-crud-database-centric desing would do just fine ))))
from time to time I have a chance to do something interesting, a moment when a smart pattern makes a good match for business challenge is very rewarding )
I'm a full time remote software developer (django and android), my day usually goes as follows:
Wake up early and have breakfast with my wife.
Sit down to work at around 7:45
Check email/slack for anything mentioning me or urgent.
Check Dev.to, Medium and StackOverflow.
Check the board for any assigned issue.
During the morning we usually have a stand up meeting over hangouts. I like to work on intervals of 40 mins with 10 min break in between so I do that until 11:30 when I leave for the gym, lunch and a longer break.
Back to work at 13:30.
Usually during the afternoon I might have another meeting. I code until 17:30/18:00 when I finish for the day.
Senior Developer for VR Training solution for Science/Industry professionals, prior to this i was Lead dev in the video game industry in both AAA and Indie.
I am a Senior Software Software Development Manager for a product with a very large customer foot print, and multiple large deployments monitoring all infrastructure of Cloud environments for a large multi-national corp.
I also develop and maintain some modules of the product along with other senior developers from my team. I often work remotely or from office buildings near to my home.
My team is geographically distributed with footprint in US (CA), Mexico and India.
I will describe my regular and typical work day here. However, if there is a escalations, hot issues going on, it kind of takes over most of the work day.
Hope this helps.
I reach office or start work around 10 AM, and then spend 30 minute reviewing emails and slack. I mark important emails and slack messages for response later, and archive everything else. Then I spend next hour or so in status or sync-up meetings with my manager / DevOps teams / Cloud Admin teams / et al. I get out of this by noon, and that's when I take my first break with a strong black coffee.
I spend the next hour responding to the emails and slack messages that I had marked earlier. Then I make a list of ToDos based on the Urgent-Important quadrant rules. And this leads to lunch.
Post lunch, it is a team status meeting with my team and based on the team's priorities that I have received or generated from earlier meetings, emails, slack, etc, we discuss work prioritization, allocation, de-prioritization, strategy, timelines, etc. This lasts exactly an hour per team.
I keep early evening to look for and respond to any escalations, customer issue, PM requirements, working and sync-up with Sustenance Engineering POCs, etc. This also includes triage of bugs filed on my areas and assignment to individual module owners, who can either work on those directly or assign them to junior developer they are mentoring. I try complete all code reviews assigned to me during this time, and possibly work on something which is not very critical and can be taken off the team load.
(Evenings are completely devoted to getting back to home and spending time with my children & wife, meeting friends for a cup of tea, and reading one chapter of one of the books that are on my reading list.)
I keep the 9 PM to 10 PM slot for my US and Mexico team and it is split & conducted exactly in the same way that is done for my India based team during their post lunch slots.
I attend meetings with Dev Ops, Cloud Admins, Customer facing PMs etc in the night in the 10 PM to 11 PM slot, to get the feedback on the changes that my team has done for them, and if they see any red flag in operation and we might have to look at it.
I am a Senior Email Developer at a financial company. Oddly, I do less and less coding as time goes on :( In general, my workday looks like this.
Check emails
Make edits to HTML file(s) and upload into ESP
QC HTML files w/edits made by other team members
Set up and launch emails via ESP
Attend meeting(s)
Rinse and repeat
I'm probably way oversimplifying it. On a good day, I also do the following
Update or create documentation
Attend training / upskilling
Find videos/tutorials for weekly lunch and learns
Implement LEAN practices
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Price: only €40 for an hour of pure relaxation!
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Check in with teammates, slack or in person.
Check the board for tasks.
Write code.
Talk to clients.
Write code.
Meetings.
Write code.
Git status.
Write code.
Git diff.
Git add.
Git commit.
Git push.
Rinse repeat.
Its interesting actually how most answers are about domains - gene sequences, retail, etc. Here’s a challenge - would you guys be able to desribe what you do as a programmer, without breakfast/commuting/domain details?
To understand better, how CS is applied.
I’ll start - I mostly did maintetance of current prod apps - bugfixing and hammering in new features. Recently I do more greenfield projects (because team leverages small components approach, I avoid word u-services), so I spent some time analysing requirements and deciding on whether it makes sense to apply sophisticated patterns like actor model and CQRS, and eventually decide that old simple-crud-database-centric desing would do just fine ))))
from time to time I have a chance to do something interesting, a moment when a smart pattern makes a good match for business challenge is very rewarding )
I'm a full time remote software developer (django and android), my day usually goes as follows:
That's it :)
Senior Developer for VR Training solution for Science/Industry professionals, prior to this i was Lead dev in the video game industry in both AAA and Indie.
I am a Senior Software Software Development Manager for a product with a very large customer foot print, and multiple large deployments monitoring all infrastructure of Cloud environments for a large multi-national corp.
I also develop and maintain some modules of the product along with other senior developers from my team. I often work remotely or from office buildings near to my home.
My team is geographically distributed with footprint in US (CA), Mexico and India.
I will describe my regular and typical work day here. However, if there is a escalations, hot issues going on, it kind of takes over most of the work day.
Hope this helps.
I reach office or start work around 10 AM, and then spend 30 minute reviewing emails and slack. I mark important emails and slack messages for response later, and archive everything else. Then I spend next hour or so in status or sync-up meetings with my manager / DevOps teams / Cloud Admin teams / et al. I get out of this by noon, and that's when I take my first break with a strong black coffee.
I spend the next hour responding to the emails and slack messages that I had marked earlier. Then I make a list of ToDos based on the Urgent-Important quadrant rules. And this leads to lunch.
Post lunch, it is a team status meeting with my team and based on the team's priorities that I have received or generated from earlier meetings, emails, slack, etc, we discuss work prioritization, allocation, de-prioritization, strategy, timelines, etc. This lasts exactly an hour per team.
I keep early evening to look for and respond to any escalations, customer issue, PM requirements, working and sync-up with Sustenance Engineering POCs, etc. This also includes triage of bugs filed on my areas and assignment to individual module owners, who can either work on those directly or assign them to junior developer they are mentoring. I try complete all code reviews assigned to me during this time, and possibly work on something which is not very critical and can be taken off the team load.
(Evenings are completely devoted to getting back to home and spending time with my children & wife, meeting friends for a cup of tea, and reading one chapter of one of the books that are on my reading list.)
I keep the 9 PM to 10 PM slot for my US and Mexico team and it is split & conducted exactly in the same way that is done for my India based team during their post lunch slots.
I attend meetings with Dev Ops, Cloud Admins, Customer facing PMs etc in the night in the 10 PM to 11 PM slot, to get the feedback on the changes that my team has done for them, and if they see any red flag in operation and we might have to look at it.
And that wraps my regular day.
I work at a music school.
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I get funny looks at the local Ruby meetups.
I am a Senior Email Developer at a financial company. Oddly, I do less and less coding as time goes on :( In general, my workday looks like this.
Check emails
Make edits to HTML file(s) and upload into ESP
QC HTML files w/edits made by other team members
Set up and launch emails via ESP
Attend meeting(s)
Rinse and repeat
I'm probably way oversimplifying it. On a good day, I also do the following
Update or create documentation
Attend training / upskilling
Find videos/tutorials for weekly lunch and learns
Implement LEAN practices