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I used to be the same way. Then I started trying to create my own software product and somehow everything is far more interesting and fulfilling now. I have a

by jf22 12y ago

I used to be the same way. Then I started trying to create my own software product and somehow everything is far more interesting and fulfilling now. I have a ssdd day job now and I don't even care about all annoyances I used to. It's like I have a much bigger dream and goal that outshines the rest of it. When I think about dynamic vs static languages the only thong I think about is if I'm productive with it and can get the next project out faster.

onthefence 12y ago
This is what I'm leaning towards as well. Either as a hobby or a startup I have 1-2 projects that already have me more excited than going to work. Ideally your main job is where you have the most potential for advancement and career fulfillment since you spend so much time there, but I'm beginning to understand that that may not be an option.