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I was a full-time programmer. The job I was in was draining my energy and programming became really boring. While I had the job, I worked on the side developing
by wenbert 16y ago
I was a full-time programmer. The job I was in was draining my energy and programming became really boring. While I had the job, I worked on the side developing websites. I also had a bunch of pet-projects for fun - hopefully people will use them and I can earn more money. But fast forward a few years, programming wasn't fun anymore. I was too tired to finish my projects.
So, I quit my job and moved to a non-programming job. The pay as of now, is not that high, but I am happier. The job is fairly easy on the brain. That means less stress and I have more time to think while I am at home coding my personal project.
Maybe my programming job sucked or it was something else. I could go on like this until I finish my personal project.