Code on the Road
summary
Packed campervan setup with a 24Wh Novate e-470 ultrabook, a 50,000 mAh power bank (banned on planes), a USB‑powered 1080p portable monitor and noise‑cancelling headphones lets remote work while traveling. Trip runs seven months, covers 13,500 km and five countries, consuming over 0.5 TB of data. Practical lessons: campsite Wi‑Fi is useless, carry multiple carrier SIMs, budget 50 GB per person for stress‑free video calls, and use leveling ramps and an external tent to live and work comfortably.
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chapters (15)
- 0:00Introduction to remote work
- 3:02How our remote company operates
- 5:09Planning the six-month trip
- 7:56Choosing the campervan home
- 8:39Packing tech for the road
- 11:49Solving data and connectivity issues
- 13:55Hitting the road and first stops
- 15:39Coding from a Cornish campsite
- 17:26Living and working in tight spaces
- 20:16Dealing with no signal in Wales
- 23:29Adapting the travel plan
- 26:17Balancing conferences and travel
- 27:42Final stats and data lessons
- 30:52Key takeaways and social challenges
- 32:57Would we do it again?
