When I recognize that I loose interest in coding, I try to get in touch with other developers (for example in local meetup groups) to get new inspiration and motivation. It always helps me to get new ideas for (side) projects and motivates me to code.

Take a break and remind yourself why you want to do it. Or why you started. Visualize your goal. Visualize how you feel in the future and what possibilites you will have if you keep going.

That always works for me :) But we are all different.

I also wrote an article about coding motivation ;) hashnode.com/post/-why-you-should-keep-coding--cj…

Do like my friend did: Think coding sucks and then join the military for 8 years... Then come screaming back to coding after going to war.

Worked for him.

We've all been there. Figure why it happened.

1. Was it burnout? If yes, go on a vacation.
2. Was it a boring project or a project that's too complex? Ask for a change in project or feature.
3. Is it bad work culture? Change your job.

Do not give up on coding though, it's a pirate's life for us. There will be good times and bad times, but the former will always trump the later.

Are you bored of coding, or are you bored with the work you're doing? Try to change languages, platforms, task types - hell, change companies!