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Day in the life of Software Developer / Tech Lead in South Africa (working at Cars.co.za)
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- čas přidán 13. 08. 2024
- This is a realistic video of what pretty much every work day for me is like.
I normally eat the same meals in the week and keep the same hours.
00:00 Morning routine
02:15 Going to the office
03:00 Working
04:00 Gym
05:00 More working
05:30 Evening routine
This really shines a light on the day of a developer. You gotta keep your body healthy and your mind healthy. I loved the cut where it went from you walking at work to you running in the gym. There is a great energy to this video and it's a fantastic watch.
Hey man it’s so cool you’re interested in watching videos like this. Would be cool to chat sometime so I could cover what the weekend is like and what I get up to!
@@onthecodeagain Oh wow. I am super keen to chat. I'll even pay you lol. Although looking at your office, I doubt you need the money. haha. Maybe I'm wrong. If you want me to pay you I will. I pay loads of people on Twitch. I spent 4000 Dollars last year alone. mostly on chicks, but also some dudes. I also donate money to patreon and I consider myself to be very generous when it comes to supporting creators (also mostly chicks). Can you make a video where it's you what is being filmed by someone else?
@@mikeegan5095 Thank you the offices are beautiful but I do not own them. I'd gladly chat for a fee but I cannot be filmed by someone else (schedule etc) If you are paying for girls (and dudes) do you pay the same or are you paying chicks more than dudes. the reaon I ask is because you said you are going to pay me and I'd like to receive as much as possible
Welcome back. Glad to see more content from ya
Glad you're back
Wow, what an incredible day in the life of a programmer! 💻🌟
This video is a shining example of the dedication, creativity, and passion that makes the world of programming so amazing. From solving complex problems to building innovative solutions, you're showcasing the true essence of what it means to be a programmer.
Your journey is a reminder that even on challenging days, the world of code is a canvas where you can turn your ideas into reality. Keep pushing those boundaries, embracing new technologies, and always remember that every line of code you write is a step towards a brighter and more connected future.
Thank you for sharing your day with us, and inspiring countless others to embark on their own coding adventures. Keep coding, keep learning, and keep shining brightly in the tech world. 🚀💡💪
That doesn't seem to leave much time for sleeping! I feel that. Here's what my daily routine looks like with 3 kids in elementary school:
6am: kids wake me up
7am: breakfast with kids, wake up my wife, get kids ready for school
8am: walk the kids to school (this also doubles as my "exercise")
830am: start work (I work from home)
2pm-3pm: walk kids home from school (more exercise!), eat lunch
530-6: done working, eat dinner with the family
6pm-7: homework, play
7-830: bedtime stuff for the kids
8-9: various cleaning
Actual bedtime varies by how much I feel like going to sleep. Usually somewhere between 10pm and midnight.
Damn 3 kids is a lot, my son goes to sleep really early at the moment so I need to get home early to catch him before bed.
"kids wake me up" hahah
Glad to see you back!
Thanks! :D
Welcome back our clojure friend !
Im glad I got into the video at 5:17!
Tried sharing that watch screen with rors but there’s no garmin share :(
just don't get yourself promoted to manager. although you do get a simpler last frame:
Meetings - 12hrs
I am a manager but paired with Tech Manager, so it helps with decreasing meeting time :)
@@onthecodeagain then thank your execs for building such a meeting light company. it's invaluable
He's back :o
He's on the code again!
Busy bee
How's the platform doing?
#dailygrind sweet video!
💞💞💞
Sick video man, always awesome to see this from a fellow SA dev and not another international one. I always forget to ask, you make a lot of videos about clojure and JS stuff but what is your actual stack that you work in and like to use the most ?
Thanks a lot dude!
When I started there was a lot of Clojure
Now the stack is NextJS / Laravel + Clojure micro services.
Its a nice balance
2:08 A keyboard.
how is the crime in south africa? is it as bad as they say?
Its pretty hectic depending where you are. You have to keep your wits about you.
What's Daniel do you know any south african that's in game development. I'd actually appreciate you help or any recommendations of how i can find someone
I love your videos, this one I would advise you take it down...this will invite envy and negativity from the place where you live
Thank you for watching! Why do you think this would cause envy?
@@onthecodeagain to be very frank there is a lot of disparity is SA and your state/dispensation is not conducive....why invite trouble....keep making cool videos..i never make such comments but I felt i owed you one
What's the name of the company Daniel ??