> Over the past 3 years, I've released a few apps on iOS. Wow. That alone puts you in the Top 1 to 5% of your peers. Even many experienced programmers have tro

> Over the past 3 years, I've released a few apps on iOS. Wow. That alone puts you in the Top 1 to 5% of your peers. Even many experienced programmers have trouble shipping code. They (we) wait for it to be "Perfect". The code ends up languishing in some repo and never sees the light of the day. 1-man frameworks are the wrong things to look at. Don't compare yourself with them. Of course you'll feel bad and inadequate. Maybe you need to shore up your self-esteem. I say this because your feelings about your own abilities will show through in job interviews, and when having discussions with your peers, and you will get short changed (salary, promotions etc). So I would say, just keep at it, and try to improve everyday. And don't compete with others, compete with yourself.