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I could have written the same comment! I leave incomplete projects when I have gotten what I want from them. Many times it is just for exposure to a library or
by leetrout 4y ago
I could have written the same comment!
I leave incomplete projects when I have gotten what I want from them. Many times it is just for exposure to a library or language or pattern.
I learn by doing so to fully grok something I have to use it which leads to this situation.
- pfyra 4y agoWho's to say that the projects are incomplete if you have achieved what you wanted from them? Sounds very much complete to me, even though the final result might not be useful to anyone else.
- tartoran 4y agoI do the same and yet I don’t consider them complete. The activity itself is complete, absolutely, but not finishing projects could become a hard to shake off habit. I also agree, life’s short, in the end many learning experiences don’t need to be full projects, some things are good enough and meet their purpose without the need of complete dedication.
- xerox13ster 4y agoSee, this is what I do all the time in my free time but nothing is ever good enough to publish because that's never the point and I know that if I do finish and publish something I might be on the hook to support it or for unforeseen misuse. I don't want that liability, but not having projects I've brought to production somehow makes me unworthy of working user stories off a kanban board.