An obligatory ritual is to feed the cat

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I am also a fan of pair programming, although we don’t practice it as often as we would like. It is a method from extreme programming (XP), where two developers work together on one task at one computer. One of them is the “pilot”, writing the code. The second is the “navigator”, observing the process and thinking several steps ahead, helping with common decisions and drawing attention to possible errors or improvements. After 15-20 minutes, they switch roles, and the navigator becomes the pilot.

It turned out that this is extremely productive, the task is solved faster. Where one of the developers might encounter difficulties, the second will always suggest the right direction. In addition, this speeds up the process, because the need for a separate code review disappears - it is built into the practice.

18.00–19.00 — I finish work. Sometimes I stay late india telegram data if I get too carried away with the task. In general, I try not to overwork.

On the way home, there is one obligatory thing to do. In case you didn't know, there is a "law" in Turkey - feed the cats that live near your house. If you don't feed them, you will be deported! Of course, this is a joke, but I have my own family of cats, which I call by name and feed every evening.

20:00 — In the evening, I am often busy with community activities. I run a Telegram channel about mobile development, write articles, prepare for conferences, and teach at an online school. Today, for example, I am finishing the final version of a presentation for the Mobius conference, which took two hours.

The rest of the evening I spend either doing physical activity, watching Netflix, or just walking. Yesterday was swimming, so today I will watch a series with dinner. I am a simple person: if there are series about space travel or zombies, then that's my choice!

00:00–01:00 — I can’t boast of my ability to go to bed on time. Every day I want to become better and go to bed earlier, but so far it hasn’t worked out.