mortylen

I have also started several side projects and never finished any of them. The problem for me was that when I solved the most important problems, I lost interest in it. This year I'm trying something new and I hope to overcome this barrier. So I can imagine your situation. I wish you to choose a project that you will enjoy and find fulfilling and see it through to the end.

I have been programming for over 20 years. I've developed everything from small in-house applications to systems in critical infrastructure... But the working mood and work deployment depends mainly on the setup of the internal company policy :)

Depending on the type of project, sometimes 70% of the time is programming and 30% is consulting with the team. Other times I do 60% design and 40% programming. It's project by project. For me, most projects are greenfield development. Some of them don't even come to fruition after weeks of designing and are lost. The main thing is to do your job the best you can.

Try looking for positions as a developer in industry or look around for companies that have contracts for industry. Such as power plants, heating plants, any other manufacturing plants... I wish you good luck.

It's true, the beer in Prague is excellent. Overall, I like the beer culture in the Czech Republic. The language is easy to learn, especially if you are from Slovakia like me :) I would like to say hello to Prague.

Thanks for the reply, it looks interesting.