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In a similar vein: Don't think to teach, teach to think. Don't think to implement, implement to think. (Writing is less formal than coding, so there can stil
by jll29 4y ago
In a similar vein:
Don't think to teach, teach to think.
Don't think to implement, implement to think.
(Writing is less formal than coding, so there can still be flaws, ambiguities and imprecisions resident in your revised writing, but once you turn things into code, it will turn out to be taken to another level of clarity and precision needed.)
- herbertl 4y agoI love the way you phrased this, I wrote a book entitled Creative Doing and it's really all about how doing and thinking are part of a loop! Everything is just a snapshot into the creative process and each person's larger body of work.
- MrPatan 4y ago>Don't think to implement, implement to think. Analysis through synthesis. It's the only way for me.
- voiper1 4y ago>Don't think to implement, implement to think. No matter how much I plan out the process/code, once I actually start coding I think of new edge cases, issues, and often better solutions.
- magnanimous45er 4y agoCan this all be summed up to "JUST DO IT", since were all saying the learning and revision comes after the work we should all just stop procrastinating and "JUST DO IT" already.