Title: I studied a business degree but taught myself Ruby at some point. I loved it so much that at some point I joined a company and became a full-time Rails developer, but because of my background, I moved into a product owner (customer-facing) role after a year.<p>Currently, I&#x27;m working as a scrum master at a different company in a different country. While I enjoy this, I get this crazy and fleeting desire about once a month to just jump back into full-time development. When I then seriously consider this, my partner tells me to just do it as a hobby (which is sound advice for a variety of reasons).<p>The problem with &quot;just programming as a hobby&quot; is that I lack a good goal (I&#x27;m not the kind of person who can&#x27;t just program for the sake of programming - I want to actually make something).<p>So, how do I find meaningful things to work on if programming is a hobby?
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