For me it's the Pokémon theme song. When people ask why I'm not doing something I'm already good at, I tell them I just feel like Ash Ketchum.
Well, I don't need to be "the very best that no one ever was", but I want to be the best version of me 😀
What's yours?
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Some days it felt like this kind of chaos:
This is the song that plays in my head whenever my code doesn't compile or my tests fail :P
For its sheer mayhem and the song title: We're Where we Were - The Voidz. Always feels like I land back where I started 😆
Hahaha, that's like one of my most favourite song that I wanted to listen when I was a kid during a Saturday morning. Which probably exposed me to rock music as my favourite genre.
Anyway back to to the topic, I think to feel my whole coding journey has been a wild ride starting with my internship at the startup I'm in.
So I believe It's My Life By Bon Jovi is the song I will pick for life is an adventure by taking a risk since we have just one life.
As a newbie dev I've coded lots of probably hard to maintain code over the years, but they do work when they need to. So probably Leave out all the rest - Linkin Park
I really like listening to soundtracks when I code. I think the social network and inception provide some great backdrops!
Hand covers bruise from the social network gets me started!
I really enjoy the Tron soundtrack and also the Drive one. I can’t stand Drive the movie though.
Haha!! It’s a little frustrating I understand ;)
youtube.com/watch?v=e-z5_JVng_w
Stay Positive, The Hold Steady
Getting into software development for me was a big step in my life, and I didn't have a lot of clarity before that.
I literally took a ~28 hour train ride to New York City with no job lined up, no money and only the idea that there was something out there for me now that I had this skill.
On that note, this song is how I felt:
The subject matter in the song is much heavier than what I was dealing with, but in terms of the journey, this is metaphorically big for me.
Thanks for sharing. I have been listening to this and it is a very relatable song. And I had no idea that this was Tracey Chapman after hearing it in so many bookstores and cafes.