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A lot of my side projects end up being: “I want to learn how to do X, but I have no idea what that’s going to take.” And I end up just coding a logical step a
by jdbartee 5y ago
A lot of my side projects end up being:
“I want to learn how to do X, but I have no idea what that’s going to take.”
And I end up just coding a logical step and if I don’t know what to do go research it, realize I did something wrong 3 steps ago and then either revert or abandon depending on my current motivation.
I’ve tried before to create a “game plan” before but most of the time there’s so much that I don’t know that I don’t know that it’s either impossible to make that plan or once I do, that plan ends up being wrong anyways.
As such it always feels like I’m doing side projects wrong. But since they’re more learning endeavors more than actually trying to launch a product maybe that’s fine?
- dgb23 5y agoI think it's absolutely fine. You do something you enjoy and you learn new things. I think if you actually _want_ to finish something you finish it.