Okay, I'll admit I hardly got any work done but doing some programming in a hammock was fun...

@SauceBoss I highly recommend programming in a hammock! It's good on the back, especially with a pillow for neck support. ;)

Also, I don't personally own a hammock or have a porch. This was while I was on a roadtrip. I was staying in a hostel in Sacramento, California. The hostel was in this beautiful old mansion in downtown.

@SauceBoss You should totally get a hammock then!

I'm always moving about and working on some project! I'm sure you can relate a bit. Here, I was grading student projects. I had just finished teaching a java class at a college and decided to hit the road after finals.

@SauceBoss Haha, I have a few unfinished projects too. :p

I taught college for a year and high school for a few years. I'm a fan of CS education and I would have kept teaching but moved out of Los Angeles and accepted a job as a backend dev in Berlin.

What about you? What's your experience like?

You are an inspiration.

I'm so jelly :D

Hamaca!

@SauceBoss Yes, I've taken on some contract work as the sole developer. Though, I always bounce ideas around with dev friends and I have mentors or others I admire who I try to meet regularly to talk with and learn from.

@Cyanide Haha! I am? :p

@sleepyDevHead For sure! You are atleast trying to live life your way.

Nice photo!

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