do you code at a desk, a coffee shop, or somewhere else? where do you code?
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Top comments (5)
Awesome question!
Let me share my best experience:
During last summer - working on a green grass under a tree, near the woods, where the mountain starts. Every day if not raining - I have done a fairly complex project and the experience was awesome.
The only one bad thing were the insects :) sometimes :)
that is great! i would do that but where i live in Portland it rains A LOT
If your code doesn't work check for actual bugsš¤£
hahaha exactly actual bugs :)
Livingroom couch. Usually with one or two pibbles acting like hip-barnacles.
Can't really code at work - at least not after about 0830 - because the connectivity is mind-bendingly slow.
Going to a coffee-shop type place would be too distracting: smells, noises, motion in site-lines, etc. Not to mention, many places, the seats aren't super comfortable over non-trivial time-periods. Having to take my computer with me just so it doesn't get jacked every time I have to go to the bathroom or refresh my water's a big "no thank you", too.
On my "Soft Sofa" š