How much time you spend on programming everyday?

12 hours per day

Normally work for 10-12 hours a day depending upon the requirements

6-8 h/day

8H/Day

10-14 hours every day. Job plus a side project that I am very serious about :D.

About 9 hours on weekdays

This is a really relative question. I think programming is 90% thinking, and 10% actual typing. Even as a full time software engineer, on my most productive days I don't find myself coding more than 4 hours, the other part of the time was really getting into the flow state, or getting into the zone, as people calls it. I measure my knowledge / performance as a coder based on the number of times I need to look into stackerflow for trivial tasks such as filter an array or center a div element. Back to the original question, I think the moments while you learn the most is when you code something you really want to code (a side project, ie) rather than a task asked from your supervisor.

Depends on what I'm doing. If I'm doing something that requires some serious creativity like implementing a new feature about 4 hours and I'm done. But I can code all day if I'm just doing busy work fixing small bugs, refactoring code etc.

i spend 8hrs per day, I found a great tool for checking my time it's called waka time. https://wakatime.com/ you can try it out it has free and paid versions.

9 - 12 Hours. Day job + Side Company

If the product I am working on works fine then I'll be as long as it works fine but if not I couldn't normally concentrate more than 1 hour in one go and a total of 5 hours.

At max 6 to 8 hrs. Depends on the work and client.

10-16 hours per day for 10 days, then 2-5 days of rest + other hobbies.

1 hour everyday. But that's because there are other priorities such as communicating with the team, contacting investors and such.

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I spend about 4-5 hours a day for me is the optimal solution. Based on this article pros are spending 7-10, but if I spend that much it's not very productive.