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Man it's weird how we (nerds? professionals? anyone really...) can put this guilt on ourselves. I am in the middle of trying to learn objective-c (iPhone) and a
by cschep 17y ago
Man it's weird how we (nerds? professionals? anyone really...) can put this guilt on ourselves. I am in the middle of trying to learn objective-c (iPhone) and all this Clojure stuff has my head spinning. But..what about your half done iPhone app? ahhhh.
Balance has to be the name of the game I guess. The worst part is heading back into work for vbscript after wrestling over "interesting" things in my free time. :)
- cubedice 17y agoThat last sentence is key for me as well. I've been working with django in my spare time (and loving it), then trying to go to work and hack around in asp.net. Not that I have anything against MS products, but it is difficult to make that context switch (especially when the overengineering of .net doesn't buy me much in terms of productivity)
- cubicle67 17y agoI understand. I was teaching myself Ruby in the evenings, while spending my days at work involved in a large project written entirely (yes, entirely) in PL-SQL for Oracle 8