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I learn best when I just jump right in and get my hands dirty. I definitely use an iterative approach over an incremental approach. I prefer to just take a roug
by qafy 7y ago
I learn best when I just jump right in and get my hands dirty. I definitely use an iterative approach over an incremental approach. I prefer to just take a rough pass at structure gross estimates in my head of what needs to be done where. I just get something working even if its just `return true; // TODO` for now, and then iterate over and over with a finer-toothed comb each time.
This sounds like general work practice but it's highly tied to learning for me. When I use this strategy I tend to learn on the go and learn what I need to know rather than worrying up front about what I should research or wasting time planning things that don't end up materializing.