Back to development after 3 months

Back to development after 3 months

In this non-technical podcast episode, the host reflects on the challenges of getting back into the routine of software development after a break. They discuss how taking time off can make tasks that were once seamless feel unfamiliar and laborious. The host shares examples of how even simple processes like recording a podcast or fixing a bug can become more difficult after a break. They emphasize the importance of staying connected to the industry and finding one's comfort zone when returning to software development.

Takeaways

  • Taking a break from software development can make it challenging to get back into the routine.
  • Tasks that were once seamless can feel unfamiliar and laborious after a break.
  • Staying connected to the industry and keeping up with new developments is important.
  • Finding one's comfort zone and understanding how long of a break can be taken without feeling uncomfortable is crucial.

Chapters

00:00 Introduction and Overview

03:17 Challenges of Getting Back into Software Development

08:11 The Laborious Process of Tasks After a Break

09:40 The Importance of Staying Connected to the Industry

13:31 Finding Your Comfort Zone in Returning to Software Development

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