- StackOverflow
- Coffee
- StackOverflow
- Side project coding
See also How to keep concentrated and focused while waiting for your compiler?
Ed Guiness
2008-11-07 10:33:23
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Man! Have you already built that stackoverflow feed? You answered the question in a matter of seconds. Have a point for promptness!
mattwynne
2008-11-07 10:37:11
Just er... timing...yeah, that's it... just a coincidence...
Ed Guiness
2008-11-07 10:40:26
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I normally use this time to read blogs ant to check the bug list, to see if there is something pending that I forgot to do.
Mario Ortegón
2008-11-07 10:38:32
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I usually read blogs, articles, mostly work related.
I have dedicated time to read everything not work related (30 minutes time-frame after lunch).
I also find myself going through our websites to see if I find a bug or something that can be improved.
And on a Friday (like today:) ) I read Freak Angels:) Warren Ellis on-line free comic. The man is on a rampage on that one:)
Check it out:http://www.freakangels.com/?p=23
Antonio Louro
2008-11-07 10:58:17
Well, I stay focused by doing things that get my mind off what I'm working on. Different people, different choices:)
Antonio Louro
2008-11-24 12:56:44
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Use the time for ordering a new, much faster developer machine / server.
splattne
2008-11-07 11:00:49
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Ideally?
- Write up notes on the fixes/feature added. (Notebooks are GREAT when two years from now you need to decipher something you did.)
- Read something that pertains to your work.
- Check for other small errata and bugs.
- Document (for other people) your feature/code.
Realisticly:
- Stackoverflow
- Slashdot
- Lifehacker
- Blogs
MattG
2008-11-07 14:15:01