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I think there's different standards. There's 'good enough' which is 4 hours and you're going to have bugs (maybe), it won't be as polished or as perfect as you
by new_guy 8y ago
I think there's different standards.
There's 'good enough' which is 4 hours and you're going to have bugs (maybe), it won't be as polished or as perfect as you like but it'll pass their test. And then there's 'production ready' which is your weekend project, you'll get it done in a couple of hours then spend the rest of the time polishing it and throwing it up as a side project.
It sounds maybe like for your take-home assignment you were trying to make your production ready app instead of just 'good enough'?
But getting better is just a matter of doing this stuff all day, every day!
- a-saleh 8y agoI am affraid that even the good-enough level takes me too long. So far I am contemplating practicing once a week on projects like those listed here: https://github.com/jorgegonzalez/beginner-projects https://github.com/jorgegonzalez/beginner-projects Unfortunately, when I read through them, they look slightly below the difficulty level I am targeting, but I guess first I learn to run, then I learn to run uphill :) But if you had good samples to recommend, I'd like to hear them.