There's a benefit to finishing things, but there's also a benefit in quitting when you're bored. You don't need to finish a frontend for it if you get bored ha

There's a benefit to finishing things, but there's also a benefit in quitting when you're bored. You don't need to finish a frontend for it if you get bored halfway through. Hell, you don't even need to finish the entire app if you think of something else to do with Haskell. You'll have learned something from the todo app even though you didn't finish. And pushing through might have just put you off of the entire thing. That being said, I do think there is value to actually finishing things. It will allow you to learn about the entire process. I'm developing a Godot game now. I'm done with the logic of the game, but I'm pushing through to publish it on an app store. Just to have gone through the entire cycle of 'polishing for an app store' even though the actual development was my main interest.