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Don’t spend much time building any of these projects. Get the to minimum list of requirements you’d like each site to have and move onto the next one. Do them o
by MJR 15y ago
Don’t spend much time building any of these projects. Get the to minimum list of requirements you’d like each site to have and move onto the next one. Do them over the weekend and don’t let them stagnate for too long.
I would revise this: Spend as much time as you want. If you get interested in something - keep going. Don't force yourself to keep moving according to this arbitrary list. Go where your interest takes you. JUST. KEEP. GOING!
- cantbecool 15y agoI one-hundred percent agree with your comment. It's all about the learning process and what makes you curious to learning something more on a topic. Doing forced projects is a quick way to burn yourself out if you are not completely interested.
- avstraliitski 15y ago+1! The only IT people worth their salt are those who have natural curiosity. Without it, you cannot sustain learning as technology evolves and the industry changes, and your skills will become irrelevant. Incidentally, this is probably why a lot of formally trained CS / software engineering grads actually suck. They never put 2+2 together for themselves, out of interest, in their own time, for fun.