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Agreed, 30 mins is not enough time to get into "deep work" for programming. At best you could do some business-y tasks.
by yellow_lead 7y ago
Agreed, 30 mins is not enough time to get into "deep work" for programming. At best you could do some business-y tasks.
- ptah 7y agoon the contrary it can make you more productive. for one it forces you to take a step back regularly instead of blindly going down a potentially wrong path. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pomodoro_Technique https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pomodoro_Technique
- Robin_Message 7y agoI reckon TDD would get you at least part of the way there, because it enforces a discipline of making smaller, meaningful changes. Hard to learn though, and some things genuinely do need longer.