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that´s funny. for me it´s just the other way round: if there´s music while i´m coding i can´t concentrate very well and always listen to the music instead of co
by sirwitti 16y ago
that´s funny. for me it´s just the other way round: if there´s music while i´m coding i can´t concentrate very well and always listen to the music instead of coding. :)
but it´s possible that this is because i´m a musician too.
i always wonder why i can´t blend it out while coding. (i can blend it out while driving a car e.g.)
has anybody else similar experiences?
- gruseom 16y agoYes. If music is on, I want to listen to the music. It's distracting if I'm trying to think about something else. An interesting exception is in cafés, where I'm fine to hack away as long as the music isn't too loud. One other point about music while programming is that it leads programmers to put headphones on, which I sometimes find detracts from collaboration.
- philwelch 16y agoI find that collaboration sometimes detracts from flow. I'm the type of programmer who will put headphones on without even listening to music if I need to get something done.