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These things are not unique and certainly you are not the only one who has faces them. I can recall three to five times when I had completely lost the vibe abou
by shubhamjain 13y ago
These things are not unique and certainly you are not the only one who has faces them. I can recall three to five times when I had completely lost the vibe about programming, it become just an obligation for my job. I found it hard to even look at code in my free time.
Fast forward few weeks, I started reading specs of MP3 format and created a reader of ID3 tag in PHP[1] and I am back to normal, the obsession about coding is back as it.
As @serji tells, find something new, try to create something about it and its just matter of some time when your passion will be back as usual. Good luck.
[1]: https://github.com/shubhamjain/PHP-ID3 https://github.com/shubhamjain/PHP-ID3
- jayrobin 13y agoThis excerpt[1] from "Surely you're joking, Mr. Feynman" comes to mind. Detailing a stage where Feynman lost his passion for physics and regained it by studying things purely for the satisfaction of his curiousity and the enjoyment of the process. He says, "Feynman, that's pretty interesting, but what's the importance of it?" "Why are you doing it?" "Hah!" I say. "There's no importance whatsoever. I'm just doing it for the fun of it." [1]: http://www.physics.ohio-state.edu/~kilcup/262/feynman.html http://www.physics.ohio-state.edu/~kilcup/262/feynman.html