Have you ever tried to write code while running from missiles?
Or joined a daily meeting and heard an explosion through your teammate’s mic — someone you worked with every day, sitting right next to you?
I hope you never will.
One Week In
It’s been a week since the war began in Iran.
Honestly, we’re trying to live like nothing happened, trying to keep it together, but deep down, a lot is going on.
What’s It Like Working During a War?
Teamwork is still key when building software, that hasn’t changed.
But the way we try to do it has.
We try to break the tension with small jokes, “See? Your code was so shit, it started a war.”, maybe it’s our way of helping each other not give up.
A Way to Escape
Running out of the city you live in, losing internet access, worrying about your people, but still, we keep coding.
Maybe it’s a way to escape, to focus on something other than everything falling apart around us.
Maybe one day we’ll wake up and this will all feel like a bad dream.
Until that day, I hope peace is within you.
Keep going.
Top comments (9)
Now what is the condition of Iran. From where you are?
The situation is not good really.
I have two DEV friends. But they not replying i think due to Internet Problems. What is condition of Araq
Yeah the internet is off and few people can connect using vpns and ... but don't worry about your friends they will reply as soon as they have access to the internet
Yes! I waiting
Can't even imagine what you guys are living through. Sending strength, and hope you find small moments of peace in the code.
🫶🏻
Да, жаль, что политики не умеют решать свои вопросы без привлечения других людей.
Когда-то заступничество племени давало преимущество в выживании, теперь всё перевернулось.
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