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The best advice on this sort of thing is always to scratch your own itch. Solving a problem you (and others) have will give you context and drive that solving
by ergothus 8y ago
The best advice on this sort of thing is always to scratch your own itch. Solving a problem you (and others) have will give you context and drive that solving a problem you dont have wont.
This doesn't mean you have to write your own code from scratch - that's up to you. You can pick an itch that you want to create a standalone solution for, or pick an itch where you add the solution to something existing, depending on the issue and any existing related options.