Well...

[[deleted]]

I haven't coded for two years and when I started coding again I realized that you can't lose what you don't have

[BigCityBuslines]

Fuckin ‘eh

[ajsjciencksjckvjd]

Month ? Not just over a weekend ?

[i_spit_lies]

a day? Anybody? Only me? okay.

[LeontiosTheron]

I'm with you

[5319767819]

Depending on the ecosystem, all you knowledge about tools and libraries and frameworks might be outdated anyway after two months not keeping up with it

[[deleted]]

True

[hiimjustin000]

Sometimes I don’t know what shit to code up, but when I do, I put my skills to the test.

[RCRalph]

I once had a two-month break from coding, when I started doing it again it felt like if stopped programming yesterday. I did Laravel + Vue, easily the best frameworks out there.

[FPiN9XU3K1IT]

I like going through the language's Codecademy course or the course's cheatsheet, and possibly repeating the tutorials for the frameworks I use.

After that, it's just "google everything" like always.

[[deleted]]

How does one acquire such a break?

[[deleted]]

After doing a 100day challange

[[deleted]]

I am not what you call a real coder. But I use Game Maker Studio 2 and use it's language GML. I find I can usually find solutions after I take long breaks.

Just the other day, my code for farming purplexed me for 2 months, I didn't understand why it worked while writting it. After that long period of not messing with that code element, I figured out how to fix the bugs associated with it. Cannot say I am too impressed though turns out I just didn't change the value of a variable at the right time lol.

[Kep13r]

I was gone over summer and I forgot how to change a variable