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I work for a company that almost exclusively does mob programming. As in I'm in a mob 95% percent of the day, every day. What I miss most is "the zone." Pretty
by passivepinetree 9y ago
I work for a company that almost exclusively does mob programming. As in I'm in a mob 95% percent of the day, every day.
What I miss most is "the zone." Pretty much every single line of code requires a verbal interaction with my coworkers. I used to love the feeling of coming up for air after 2 hours of visualizing abstractions inside of my own head, kind of like that feeling of reading a novel and suddenly coming to and remembering all of the action like a movie had occurred in my imagination.
Programming used to be unbelievably fun because of that. It's still fun, but some of the magic is gone.