What are your favorite non-dev activities to do after a solid day of coding?

I've been working on a puzzle and it's been really satisfying.

1) Play video games with friends
2) Read and write fiction and short stories (I've been into writing fairy tales lately)
3) Watch TV/Movies with my wife
4) Play the guitar
5) Attempt to learn Japanese and practice on the LearnJapanese Discord voice chat
6) Used to really like taking walks with my wife and dog but COVID keeps us in mostly
7) Exercise like running or the gym used to be a big deal to me at the end of the day to help me decompress but, see #6.

Movement, Music, and Chill

• Practice a new footbag trick
• AcroYoga when I'm fortunate enough to meet with my movement partner
• Develop and/or explore playlists on Spotify
• Write. Write down those insights that pop into the mind and seem profound and directional, and seem in the moment like they'll last, but have shown be as transient as a dream and require writing to digest and integrate

Persist well 😃

1) Eat
2) Watch tv
3) start coding again
4) unleash my fullstack dev skills
5) repeat

1) Play VideoGames
2) Play Ocarina
3) Watch something

Play Marvel Contest of Champions.

Honestly, working on the yard. Less technology, the better!

1) Cooking
2) Hang out with Partner and Pets
3) Game With Friends
4)Rebuild my car or Detail my partner's car

1) Read a chapter or two of some fiction.
2) Work on my cross stitch or embroidery projects
3) Go for a nice long bike ride. In the winter, a nice long walk.
4) Cook

1) Play basket
2) Hang out with friends
3) Play phone games
4) Solve Rubik's Cubes

Gaming, reading, swing dancing, watching/listening Doctor Who, or maybe something else.

Play video games like Call of duty.
Open YouTube and see a funny video.
Talk with other friends - tbh it is the best thing you do -

1. workout, I set a goal to lose 17kg this year
2. play games
3. talk to friends about anything
4. eat outside with my significant other