It seems like the type of coding you do at work is the problem. Why not try and hack something on the side in your own way? Experiment with new stack, build so

It seems like the type of coding you do at work is the problem. Why not try and hack something on the side in your own way? Experiment with new stack, build something that solves your own problem? Thats what fun coding is about? I see a lot of my friends being disgusted by their jobs because it took their permission to be playful. In the end code can be creative (based on your ideas and obviously with some constraints). I started learning a few months back but I never plan to make it a job. I learn slower as I don't practice it on a daily basis, but I really love it and love building small things.