50% communicating with clients, translating their requirements into actionable, incremental tasks, researching solutions.
25% reading code, my own, legacy code I inherited, and code from programmers I’ve hired.
25% writing and testing code.
The main tools I use on the iPad Pro:
Inbox (GMail client)
Skype and Hangouts
Slack
Blink (ssh client that support mosh, a real timesaver)
Working Copy (local copies of git repositories)
CodeHub (GitHub client)
Textastic (code editor with Working Copy and sftp)
Dash (offline documentation)
Google Drive, Sheets, and Docs
Google Keep, for notes, to-do lists, saving web sites”
50% communicating with clients, translating their requirements into actionable, incremental tasks, researching solutions.
25% reading code, my own, legacy code I inherited, and code from programmers I’ve hired.
25% writing and testing code. The main tools I use on the iPad Pro:
Inbox (GMail client) Skype and Hangouts Slack Blink (ssh client that support mosh, a real timesaver) Working Copy (local copies of git repositories) CodeHub (GitHub client) Textastic (code editor with Working Copy and sftp) Dash (offline documentation) Google Drive, Sheets, and Docs Google Keep, for notes, to-do lists, saving web sites”
So, no, that is not accurate.