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I'm a software developer at a small company. My typical daily flow is usually like so: - Check email, slack, etc. and respond - Review PR - Test PR - Respo
by hnruss 8y ago
I'm a software developer at a small company.
My typical daily flow is usually like so:
- Check email, slack, etc. and respond
- Review PR
- Test PR
- Respond to PR
- Review case requirements
- Respond to case requirements
- Write code for case
- Test code for case
- Create PR
Some of my coworkers use AutoHotkey for automating common tasks, but I don't feel like I'd save that much time by using that. I probably waste the most time waiting for builds, which can take up to 20 seconds. I tend to lose focus when I have to wait for things, which probably impacts my productivity.
I don't really do a lot of repetitive tasks. This is something that I really like about being a software developer. If I had a task that was annoyingly repetitive, I'd automate it myself.