Hey! Im Codeize.

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Codeize Sep 19 ・1 min read

Hello. I'm Codeize, or Code for short. I'm new to DEV And this is my 1st post here. It's been nice seeing all the amazing work you guys have contributed, and I hope to be a part of it.

My main interests are Python, Discord.py, webdev, I'm wanting to get into game development.

The reason I posted this is : I want to learn more about people here, so if you wanna tell me a bit about yourself down in the comments it would be nice.
And, I have a question, what are you guys' thoughts on how to avoid working too much on a project and getting burned out?

Anyway, thats all for this post,
Thanks, Code :)

Discussion

Abhijit Hota

Sep 20

Hey Code! Nice to hear from you!

I'm Abhijit, a student and a growing web developer from India.

Sometimes I feel the same way about work too. It goes like this for me: I overwork one week and the next week I'm completely burnt out. I feel like I've come to a halt.

I want to make it clear that I am not employed and am a student so my methods could be of little use to you 😅 (I hope you find them useful though).

The ways you can avoid burnout are:

Take breaks between works. I don't usually follow any Pomodoro timer or anything like that but you can try them!
Play games (I'm playing Baba is You nowadays!) and watch YouTube videos. They may or may not be unrelated to tech. Learning a new skill from YouTube doesn't feel like work to me but you might feel different.
I sometimes help my mother with house chores. Feels good. =)
Also, I've assignments from my college. Completing them takes a lot of time so I'm inspired enough to code again!

P.S. I don't follow the above steps strictly. I sometimes come into a slack after working a lot too. But I hope you find something that suits your needs!

Take care and welcome to Dev! 😄