> I am turning 35 years soon and I feel like I haven't achieved much, both personally and professionally. It's called "midlife crisis". Everyone goes through i

> I am turning 35 years soon and I feel like I haven't achieved much, both personally and professionally. It's called "midlife crisis". Everyone goes through it. > I feel like I've seen most things before, and it's all just different iterations of the same. Yes. I am over 50, I have been programming since I was 10 or so, and I have seen even more iterations than you :-) You only get excited about these things if you see them for the first or second time. On the other hand, if you understand the principles that makes things work, instead of just knowing every single detail, that gives you some good guidelines to cut through the crap and do some slick, efficient things. > But not anymore now. I feel like my time for everything is running out. Nah. The fun is just starting for you.