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How many hours a week do you code?

Survey period: 1 Jun 2015 to 8 Jun 2015

We're not talking "work" with it's meetings, lunchtimes, office chit-chat and other hindrances. We're talking coding: typing, testing, designing, debugging and yelling at code.

Option	Votes	%
Over 50hrs of actual coding	172	10.57
40 to less than 50hrs	255	15.67
30 to less than 40 hrs	353	21.70
20 to less than 30 hrs	371	22.80
10 to less than 20 hrs	223	13.71
5 to less than 10hrs	111	6.82
less than 5hrs a week coding time	109	6.70
None. I don't code.	33	2.03
Total	1,627	100%

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One option was missing...

Afzaal Ahmad Zeeshan1-Jun-15 0:51

Afzaal Ahmad Zeeshan

1-Jun-15 0:51

The option missing was, "I don't code only when I am sleeping!". Laugh | :laugh:

I was not able to count the hours, but, I know, on my mobile I am learning new frameworks, on laptop I am trying out new stuff. So... Only time when I am not coding is when I am sleeping, or maybe in dreams I am again coding but I don't know. Laugh | :laugh:

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Re: One option was missing...

CPallini7-Jun-15 0:21

CPallini

7-Jun-15 0:21

And the last one: "I code even while I am sleeping"

Ask me again when I look for another contract

CHill6031-May-15 22:41

CHill60

31-May-15 22:41

Meetings

Jan Steyn31-May-15 21:50

Jan Steyn

31-May-15 21:50

Meeting chit chat eats way too much into my coding time, leaving me only with around 25 hours of coding time a week.

A lot...

Sander Rossel31-May-15 20:02

Sander Rossel

31-May-15 20:02

I guess on average that's 40 to 50, but I've had weeks over 50.
Work, freelance work, blogs, homework...

Last week it was mostly C#, JavaScript and Haskell. Also HTML and CSS if you want to call them languages.

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