For many of us, programming isn’t just a job, it’s a lifestyle and a big part of our identity. We spend countless hours coding and solving technica...
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Thank you so much for sharing such a valuable content! 🙏🏻
This article is a gentle reminder that behind every line of code is a human being who needs rest, joy, and inspiration. I love how it highlights the importance of stepping away to truly move forward, mentally, creatively, and even professionally.
Beautifully written and deeply relatable! 💙
Thank you so much for your warm and encouraging comment, Hadil...! 💙
I’m really glad you found the article helpful and relatable.
You’re absolutely right , behind every line of code is a human with real needs.
Thank you for sharing this message and spreading positive energy! 🙏🏻
You're welcome 🙏🏻🙏🏻
Reading physical books is my non-computer hobby.. they may, however be, about computers.. I am also into making electronical games.. I recently acquired a 3D electronic circuit simulator game and I am into writing five-point lists with pen and paper.. but I eventually go over to write either on my phone or on my laptop. I am not good at this 🤭
Thank you so much for sharing your experience, Anita! I totally understand how hard it is to disconnect from the digital world, especially when so many of our hobbies are tied to computers and technology. The fact that you read physical books or write lists with pen and paper is really valuable and can give your mind a break, even if you eventually go back to your phone or laptop. I think the most important thing is to give our brains some variety and step away from work for a bit, even if it is just for a short time.
I am really curious about the 3D electronic circuit simulator game you mentioned. What is it called, and what features do you enjoy about it? Thanks again for sharing your experiences!
Indeed! The game is called CRUMB Circuit Simulator and I like it because the problem with using my real physical one is that I am constantly afraid of running out of copper wire 😅 Also I do like that I do not have to tidy up after every use as well ☺️
Wow, this sounds super exciting...! 🤩
The fact that you don’t have to tidy up and don’t worry about running out of copper wire is amazing.
I think this game is incredibly creative and such a cool idea....! 😍
Loved your explanation, wishing you all the best...!
Totally agree with this post! Ever since I started running, not only has my focus while coding improved, but I also sleep way better. I used to sit for hours trying to solve a bug, but now just a simple walk helps clear my head and brings solutions naturally. Having an offline hobby is a total game-changer.
Thank you Mr.Hassan 🙏🙏🙏
You nailed it with the idea that creativity often strikes when we’re not coding. I’ve had so many breakthroughs while out for a walk or doodling in a sketchbook. It’s like the brain works things out in the background when we’re doing something else. Really appreciated this reminder to make space for creative hobbies outside of code!
The part about physical health really hit home for me. A few months back, I started having neck pain and trouble sleeping from sitting too long. That's when I picked up yoga, and honestly, it's made a huge difference—not just physically, but mentally too. No piece of code is worth sacrificing your health. We need to normalize balance in tech culture.
Yup! Programmers are also hoomans.
Exactly...!
Sometimes we forget that we need to step away from the computer and give ourselves a break. Thanks for the reminder! 😊
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Thank you so much for such amazing article
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Thank you for providing me with new information. I haven’t really been making time for leisure activities lately. Your article has helped me to change my perspective. I appreciate your hard work.
Thanks alot Pouyan ... ! 🙏🙏🙏❤️❤️❤️