I Want To Travel For 2 Months... Will I Forget How To Code?
December 14, 2016
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I Want To Travel For 2 Months... Will I Forget How To Code?
So, working full time can be tough. There are a lot of things that comes into play when it comes to being a freelance software developer, especially working while traveling and finding the right balance between work-free time.
So, in this video, someone asked me the following question: I want to travel for 2 months... Will I forget how to code?
So, a lot of developers, the ones that can, would want to take some months off, especially traveling and doing this kind of stuff. One common fear is that they might end up forgetting how to code in this meantime.
What should they do in order to prevent it from happening?
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