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I think you're on to something with the process of becoming better at development. Building the hard/arcane/boring things and understanding them leads to a much
by manyxcxi 10y ago
I think you're on to something with the process of becoming better at development. Building the hard/arcane/boring things and understanding them leads to a much larger mental tool set. The solution for problem A could apply to shiny new thing B in a novel way, but you'd never know because A was boring and you have never done it.
That being said, there's practicing your craft and getting shit done. I'm going to be VERY unhappy with a developer that is writing their own take on an MVC framework from scratch for a production project. Unless of course the situation needs it.
- jaequery 10y agoYes, it is unfortunate most programmers just don't have the time. But when you do, it is a rewarding exercise.