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I wouldn't say this problem is common, but it's not rare among developers or entrepreneurs either. I would say a couple things: 1) don't rush anything. At some
by jakerocheleau 16y ago
I wouldn't say this problem is common, but it's not rare among developers or entrepreneurs either. I would say a couple things:
1) don't rush anything. At some point you'll create some beautiful ideas in your head which you just can't contain - you'll feel the urge to rush at your computer and stay up coding all night long. THIS is normal. I'm pretty sure this has happened to most every developer early on in their career (I still get this and I've been coding for well over 3ish years now)
2) if you really can't sit idly by while you finalize your ideas, try programming familiar applications which you enjoy. Friends of mine have cloned scripts similar to Digg, Twitter, Wordpress... it's fun and you build a lot of project experience.
- throwAway741 16y agoThanks for the reply. In response to point 2, that's actually exactly what I've been doing (making a Flickr clone), and have found it to be a great idea.