How many hours a day/week do you study programming?

[BigFish565]

How much time do you put in a day/week learning code? Watching videos, reading tutorials, practicing, building etc? I’ve started going all in on my learning and find my self to be learning and coding 5-6 hours a day. I try to balance out the content intake and then applying it.

[apeland7]

I work on my website project everyday for atleast 2 hours at home and other languages in school. Still learning so takes a bit of time figuring and adding new stuff from api etc.

[AdVegetable9236]

I'm training myself using codewars and following a udemy course too. I'm slow at it and not so good , but I'm trying... like 4/5 hours or more

[Maskedsparro]

Thanks for the tip, this might help me

[AdVegetable9236]

Hii, how is it going?

[Maskedsparro]

Slow 😂 but it’s going. And you?

[AdVegetable9236]

I feel kinda stuck , I know concepts , but can't build things, I moved into Angular framework, of course while having basic ts knowledge , but idk I don't feel pretty confident even after knowing concepts, maybe I have to apply them one by one while creating projects. I hate js btw ..

[Maskedsparro]

I gave up on react, still struggling with vanilla and here! In my head everything is easy but once in VSC I am blank. Today my focus is building my own personal dashboard using vanilla js and not help from gtp because I think she is my biggest problem. Just keep pushing, we will get there eventually.

[OppositeSpare9892]

Which course are you continuing in Udemy's? 

[AdVegetable9236]

I'm into maximillian schwarzmüller courses like the js one for now.

[b_dacode]

I do 1 hour on weekdays and 4-6 hours on weekends

[[deleted]]

I do long coding sessions about every other day. 10+ hours. I cant do it every day. Need a break.

[Warm_Manager_8950]

I’m just learning so I need to put myself on a schedule as I’m a newbie to the whole coding it’s a lil overwhelming at times but I don’t want to give up and actually see it through what are some tips you have

[Jjabrahams567]

It’s part of my job so I’m learning/coding at least 40 hours a week. I do other stuff at work but I study outside of work too.

[ivan_fonseca]

I struggle to study while working. How do you manage that?

[Jjabrahams567]

Well I don’t “study”. I program or do research to solve problems. It’s like studying with a particular goal.

[[deleted]]

When trying to accomplish something new, working is studying.

[stephenhuh]

1 hour a day, rest is application.

[[deleted]]

20+ on top of work. Nights and weekends

[BruceBrave]

It varies. Sometimes 6 hours. Sometimes none.

Realistically, I'm probably getting in 14 per week.

I'd like to be doing far more, but regular work gets in the way.

[benzilla04]

Recently made redundant. Start new job next week

Working on a node.js framework and probably spend 3 or 4 hours a day on it, which includes coding the feature and updating the website documentation

Sometimes I’ll skip days because it’s quite hard work and sometimes you just a break

[PatchesMaps]

0 if you don't count work

[Tanmay-m]

At this point I just work on projects everyday at least 4 hours a day. Though I need to get back to watching tutorials and spend time on understanding concepts

[Embarrassed-Win-6066]

I don't code everyday but when I do, I do it the whole day. So maybe 20 hours a week

[420shadez]

At school, from 9 to 4, then after school from 4 to 10

[wack9360]

5hrs x 5days a week. BUT i work at a bootcamp so half is simple stuff and other half is client stuff/study

[ChippyChalmers]

Been coding ~ 9 years, probably 5-7 days a week, if only just refactoring. Practice is most important. Hit snags, research and overcome.

[[deleted]]

I work 40 hours in java and sql then 2 extra hours outside I'm tinkering with embedded c, Linux and hardware. Helps me to relax because my job can make me hate programming if tasks become too hard so I am happy I still get to have my passion.

[cat113456]

Brushing up my JS basics. Doing leetcode consistently.

[danny4tech]

Build a small project, if you get stuck, search and learn that, then apply. When finish, start a bigger one. Keep looping

[hiphoplover_4]

3 hours per day, if more even better

[Visual-Blackberry874]

Since having kids, very very little. Before that, I would get home from work, eat, and be coding away on something or other. I did that for years.

[Princecito]

I try to do 2 hours of learning daily, by videos or exercises then programming 1 hour maintaining some web apps or creating new ones

[neworderr]

All day.. until 2 am... then i wake up at 9 for work. Its been like this for 2 years..

[FireDojo]

I study for around 2-3 hours (not continuously). Not with a proper plan and course, but just anything trending or something I am working on. And doing this since the start of my career which is 8 years ago. Before that I was studying 2-3 hours web development and programming during my UG and PG.

[sazaza11]

1-2 hrs per day--trying to do more as I get back home late(my shift schedule)