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I recently spoke with a back-end developer friend about how many hours I spend coding or learning about code outside of work. He showed me a passage from an Uncle Bob book, &#8220;Clean Code&#8221;, which compares the hours musicians spend with their instruments in preparation for a concert to developers rehearsing code to perform at work.
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I like the analogy but I&#8217;m not sure I fully subscribe to it; it&#8217;s that type of thinking that can cause burnout in the first place. I think it&#8217;s great if you want to further your craft and broaden your skill set, but to be doing it every hour of the day isn&#8217;t sustainable.
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