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Well this applies to nearly every thing. Ie. You learn better french immersed in France than reading text books. ie. You learn better python doing it than rea
by keyle 15y ago
Well this applies to nearly every thing.
Ie. You learn better french immersed in France than reading text books.
ie. You learn better python doing it than reading HN ;)
- smokestack 15y agoI came here to say that one of the exceptions would be architecture and construction, or any undertaking where redoing later is way more expensive than foreseeing now. Science is the art of collecting data and factoring out subjectivity as much as possible. So, ideally, "doing" is the only thing (non-theoretical) science should be doing. As for software construction, I don't think it's controversial to say that the "head-first" methodology is dangerous.