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I would say that practicing in a long-compile-time environment is part of improving your skills, but that once you have a certain level of skill with a language
by gilbetron 5y ago
I would say that practicing in a long-compile-time environment is part of improving your skills, but that once you have a certain level of skill with a language and tech stack, then it is beneficial to go back to having compile times of a few seconds or less. Generally speaking, it is far better to have a rapid iteration time to quickly test that the ground you are working on is solid as you progress.
But definitely having a phase where you are dealing with long build times helps you enhance one aspect of software development!