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It's probably about avoiding the cycle where you polish something for two years in obscurity, only to find that nobody wants it, then repeat.
by strken 9y ago
It's probably about avoiding the cycle where you polish something for two years in obscurity, only to find that nobody wants it, then repeat.
- tnolet 9y agoYes, I get that and it's a trap many people probably fall into. But why is this such a movement now? It seems common sense to me. I could be completely wrong though...
- keypress 9y agoWhich movement are you referring to?
- ThePadawan 9y agoWe need more posts about how every side project during which you learn new ways to work, new technologies, etc., no matter if you launch them or not, are valuable to you as an engineer. I get where you are coming from, but that road without at least some reflection just leads to burnout and depression.
- GFischer 9y agoIf no one else sees it, I'm not sure if you're learning. Maybe it doesn't have to ship, but at least SOMEONE has to see it (colleagues, friends, whatever)