My Realistic Working from Home Day (as a Programmer) | Tech & Coding

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Hi friends! I am excited to take you through a day in the life of a software engineer. Everyday is honestly so different as far as if I work from home or go to my co-working space. I also wanted to talk about what technologies and programming languages I am currently working with. I am going to be going back into office soon too so excited to do more of these videos with that!

0:00 Intro
0:05 Cudos
1:44 A typical day in the life
2:37 Driving to co-working space
3:33 Coffee break
4:44 What programming languages I am currently using
6:48 Co-working space tour
8:14 Heading back home
8:44 Beach walk with the dogs
9:33 Outro

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[rainydaycommenter]

...Seeing you walk on the beach made me remember I used to take walking ..heck...running breaks in the middle of programming to clear my head. Thankfully there was a field track next to where I used to code so it was so helpful. Please do make a video if you have some sort of micro habits(?) that help you cope with programming/coding better.

[trtlphnx]

Love how Eclectic Your Teaching Style Is: AMAZING ~

[cakefunny]

Thank you for the cc subtitles. You are a very nice and gorgeous Youtuber and software engineer.

[stephencooper]

@Tiff It would be good to see a closer look at the application stack tools you use on your projects e.g. angular, react, databases, DevOps etc

[nature_nd]

You touched on something that I would really like your take on. What are some good techniques for estimating your development projects accurately? I’d love to hear your thoughts!

[elonakryemadhi]

Hello tiffy congratulations for all your achivement and this beautiful project

[rainydaycommenter]

Good Morning Tiff! So wholesome. You are too nice.

[salamander]

Very cute, interesting and beautiful video. It just warms the soul.

[mingyangli]

Sounds like my current job. As an intern, I'm also working on the technical consulting side of things on top of coding (Angular & RxJS as well!)

[alyssar.]

I’d like to see your setup& what monitors you use + recommended ✨✨✨

[fabrod]

Cool video.
I was like you a few years ago, taking different technologies until I noticed, I was not mastering anything at all.Today I just take on React projects, just to get better at the tech stack .

[humbertojacmorguer]

Hello mate. If you work contexts allows you, estimate with complexity, not use time.

[usmankhan]

A software engineering student but still confused what to choose programming or machine learning

[satyavivekanandbattula]

Heyy tiffany You're day in the life video is really amazing 😊. So productive and inspiring ☺, Do this type of videos for more 😃.

[raimonvibe]

Hi Tiffany, i also like your video. What I would like to see in a video is you writing a piece of code in the form of somekind of problem that you came along. And explaining us how you solved it and write the code. I would love to watch along while you're coding. Edited: I just realized you're already making these kind of videos..hmm my bad. Got to do with the fact that I'm in a online bootcamp right now. That gives and at the same time takes a lot of energy.

[rachitkanaujia]

Heyy Tiff, love your video. Keep it up.❤️

[bensonkamau]

Tiff you are a great source of inspiration and i hope to be become like you. am a developer, i started coding like 6months ago

[bboylorettoEight]

Where did you learn the most life changing techniques for computer software?

[ivanschekoldin]

I guess, for many people it’s more like: wake up, eat, commute, ( work, pour coffee ) x times, eat, ( work, pour coffee ) x times, commute, cook, gym, bed.

[TheGridMedia]

Yes more! We know that work can be great but maybe weekend life or when work is going long and maybe that couch has to wait because we have to work till 8pm. I would say like typical schedule, like how much time are you in meeting verse solo coding alone. Is there a lot of teamwork on your team or is everyone just doing their part/ticket?