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For me personally, I can't say that much has changed in terms of my free time. I still go out for running like I used to do (London), still working 8 hours a da
by kostarelo 6y ago
For me personally, I can't say that much has changed in terms of my free time. I still go out for running like I used to do (London), still working 8 hours a day, meetups that I used to attend we do now on Zoom and I even hangout with my friends once a week on Zoom.
In the free time that this isolation gave me, I'm trying to do other stuff that interest me, like more general research, trying to upskill my cooking, read/listen more books, etc.
With that said though, I did found my self working a lot on Excalidraw [0] from the moment the isolation started. It's a super fun project with lots of traction, the core team is great and very kind and very smart. Lots of challenges to work on.
So I did find some more time to put on open source and I will continue to do so.
0. https://excalidraw.com/ https://excalidraw.com/
- xcambar 6y agoThanks. I also noticed a rise in what I'd call forgotten plans. For me it's been woodworking and music, but I've also been recently drawn to use nannou.cc as a means to do some creative coding and get an intro to Rust.