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6 lessons to forget before you start learning to code
- herbst 11y agoArent 5 & 6 exactly how one would learn.
- greenyoda 11y agoAlso re: #4: "Building something perfect means you’ve spent too long on it." It depends on what kind of product you're building. If you're building a consumer web site, it probably doesn't need to be perfect. However, if you're building a system that handles billion-dollar bond trades, it has to be perfect. One bug could cost you a thousand times the entire development cost of the system. Similarly for software that controls a car, a spacecraft or a medical device. No user is going to want to try out a car with an anti-lock braking system that doesn't function perfectly, no matter how nice the car looks.