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> Is anyone else passing through similar times? Is it okay? Should I be worried? Same here. My problem was having not enough time accomplishing all my interest
by sandreas 4y ago
> Is anyone else passing through similar times? Is it okay? Should I be worried?
Same here. My problem was having not enough time accomplishing all my interesting hobby project ideas and losing interest after a while of no real progress experimenting around. Another thing was the sheer overwhelming amount of hypes around software development these days (Should I learn Rust get more into TypeScript? What about Dart/Flutter? Or maybe golang? <insert the next best hype framework / language here>)
I don't have any advice but leaving (Hobby-)Programming alone for a while and see what happens. For Job-Programming you should prevent procastination (Reddit / Slack) and instead find something that really annoys you with your product and try to fix it. This is good in two ways: You do something that is interesting and maybe your manager will like your work and promote you.