Code Radio: Music for Programmers 24 Hours a Day
Music for programmers

Innumerable cups of coffee. Extreme fatigue. Code that becomes impossible to understand. The idea of changing careers crosses your mind. You need something more. What about some music? If your daily programming session has pushed you to the limit and you need to take your foot off the accelerator, it's not a bad idea to visit the Code Radio portal, which offers music for programmers around the clock and without ads, with a chill-out / downtempo / trip hop selection worth your attention.

Learn to program is that recommendation that everyone makes without thinking twice. From companies fighting to find good coders to the governments of the day placing their hopes in the "knowledge economy", programming seems like a magical solution. On the other side, we have headaches, horror stories, and endless sessions.

First, remember that you can share all your programming anecdotes in the comments. And second, we want to offer you an option that will make your sessions more enjoyable. This is Code Radio, a source of music for programmers that will optimize your concentration and drown out all those background distractions. Code Radio has been on the Web for five years, and I must admit it still works very well.

Code Radio: Music for Programmers All Day

Code Radio: Music for Programmers 24 Hours a Day

The essence of Code Radio dates back to a study published by Spotify in 2014: 61 percent of people listen to music while working, either to maintain concentration or to block out noise in their environment. When designing Code Radio, the folks at freeCodeCamp decided to reduce the total rules to two: on one hand, no advertising, and on the other, the music is limited to a very relaxing chill-out / downtempo / instrumental rhythm, avoiding harsh sounds and distractions.

The stream carries no dependencies beyond a compatible browser, and it is extremely efficient, so you can listen to Code Radio on mobile devices without burning through your data pack. If you're on a PC or Mac, you'll also find keyboard shortcuts to control the music: the spacebar or the letter k act as Play/Pause, and the cursor arrows control the volume. Go to the official page, click the Play button, and enjoy.

Official site: Click here