Best Coffee Shops for Computer Programmers?

[THENIXSTER1975]

  You know us Computer Programmers, were all caffeine junkies.   Where are the best coffee shops in your area to just plunk down with a laptop and do some coding?

[KayTees]

  You know us Computer Programmers, were all caffeine junkies.   Where are the best coffee shops in your area to just plunk down with a laptop and do some coding?

My place. That is if you're female

[SeanAngelo]

  You know us Computer Programmers, were all caffeine junkies.   Where are the best coffee shops in your area to just plunk down with a laptop and do some coding?

None. Cause my area are full of f*ckheads. Seriously.

 

I don't drink coffee because of my acne and I also don't do programming but I do photo editing, so you could say it's similar But I prefer to edit photos at home, where there is a lot of coffee green tea and loud music to be played It's free too

[NumLock21]

Home

[ofr057]

I used to drink coffee at this Hungarian coffee shop but it closed down,  now I drive 10 minutes that is Austrian

[Ddave]

In front of my PC.

[Ludo]

The Voyager in Amsterdam 

[DigitalHermit]

Not Starbucks...

walk around town for a bit and map the cafes... find one with a decent atmosphere and a wifi connection...

 

When all hope is lost, invest in a coffee grinder and an automatic drip-type coffee maker...

 

and if you've got cash to throw around, get one of those all-in-one espresso machines...

 

I brewed my own coffee to help me get through with a few projects... almost always better than what I get from coffee shops...

the beans I use were bought from a local shop though...

 

 

Edit:

I brainstorm in The Coffee Bean and Tea Leaf or J. Co during non-peak hours... Spending a bit of time there helped me pore through a few dozen pages of references for my thesis...

[flexluthor]

Home, I usually drink great taste white (sugar-free). I don't know but I can't seem to work when there are people around due to the atmosphere, noise and other distractions. I'm usually more comfortable coding in my underwear at my room. And besides, I rarely code (because I'm more of a 3d content creator) and if I did, it mostly means it's a big project from a client and that would mean I have to use the whiteboard in my room and create a layout to interact with it while doing my work.

[Guest]

Coffee is nasty, weak, and for the weak. Real programmers, like me, drink energy drinks.

Or just both, be a hybrid human.

[melias24]

1. Get off of your PC

2. walk to your kitchen

3. turn the kettle on (ensure it's got water in it)

4. put the required amount of coffee and sugar in

5. fill 3/4 to top with water

6. Put whatever milk in that it is you use

7. drink it

8. Profit

[Marinatall_Ironside]

Coffee is nasty, weak, and for the weak. Real programmers, like me, drink energy drinks.

Got Gamma Labs G-Fuel to make it through the day?

[Shakaza]

Am I the only one here who doesn't and probably never will drink coffee or energy drinks? I've never understood people's reliance on them. I've done fine so far without them.

[Guest]

[Guest]

Get off my planet you heathen!

Make me! Caffeine is caffeine!

[Marinatall_Ironside]

Am I the only one here who doesn't and probably never will drink coffee or energy drinks? I've never understood people's reliance on them. I've done fine so far without them.

The only reason why is so they can still pump out shit at their desks without crashing at their desks or feeling "burnt out" because of extended times spent at the desks doing work.

[killcomic]

WTF kind of question is this?