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not even a single person knows what code editor is. I think it had to make friends when you start this career when your young which is really challenging to make friends and find time for friends too.
No and I'm happy with that :D
No. Not really. Usually my friends like Basketball and Dota 2 (which I like as well). Would be nice if there's even only a single one, though. Haha
Nooooooooo. I like to check my level of sanity among people and my non-dev friends always help with that even though I hear words that I mostly process like a native/git keyword 😄 I love the mix it gives me.
But I do spend more time with my developer friends than my non-dev friends 😄, and it cool.
Most of my friends are devs because that was the ones that stick of my time at college and my BFF from high school it's a dev too.
I used to have some friends that are not related to IT (or quit the career) but I've been distant with everyone since I move to another city(something I need to fix)
I've got friends from different points in my life that practically don't overlap at all. The best friend is a Dev though (I see her as my best friend, not sure if it works the other way around 🤣)
Developers? No. Most of my friends are DBAs. Lol, no. I have two groups of friends, one group is centred around IT and are mostly devs.
Some, but definitely not the majority. From my closest group of college friends, I'm the only coder, and, post-college, I've made many friends from my other hobbies (e.g., comic books, fiber arts), as well as the local and virtual tech community.
I'm literally the only person I know that codes. I hope to change that by joining communities like this one and on Slack.
...It sucks a lot because I want to just share and talk about what I'm building and learning--but to most of them I'm speaking gibberish.
3-4 years ago, i don’t have friends developers, but now most of my friends are developers.
Yes, though I met most of them outside the context of my work.
None of the friends I've had up until a year ago would I say are full-fledged developers, however, neither was I! I met a couple of people in Australia when I went to women in tech and startup events and lo-and-behold! I found myself immersed with meeting amazing developers (whether noobs or veterans) that inspired me to become one myself! :)
No.
My flatmate is a dev, but he's a factotum anyway, so that may not count 😬.
One of my girlfriends does quite some development at work lately and I'd consider her a dev, but her "title" is marketing specialist.
I tried to befriend some devs at university and work, but it didn't work out.
Since I usually don't go on tech meetups or conferences and work from home I never meet other devs.
Half of my friends are, I think it's funny how we tend to get closer to people who thinks like us.
Yes and no. For me most of my close friends are, even in college. The lifelong learning, tinkering, and curiosity are things I like in people and most developers have that ingrained in them making them an easy target for friendship. Most of my non-dev friends are foreigners I guess cause we can learn and talk about a lot just due to culture differences and the fun of language speaking which gives it a slightly different kind of lifelong learning vibe perhaps?