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Regarding learning a new paradigm and having to build an application with it, I think it’s possible within a reasonable time. My approach, ironically was the i
by ArcMex 4y ago
Regarding learning a new paradigm and having to build an application with it, I think it’s possible within a reasonable time.
My approach, ironically was the incremental approach mentioned in the article. So the first step was for me to view it as one problem - build app using X. Then the steps might have looked like
1. Learn ABC
2. Apply ABC
3. Refine ABC
I always know enough to build something. Eventually, I know enough to refine it.
Now the author said this is slow and I agree but at the end of what would be a learn-first-build-later approach is an actual, built system. You can now solve the next problem, enhancements.
To any new developers, I should mention that a good foundation of fundamentals is key to this kind of approach and I admit, there are much better ways to learn and build.
- _def 4y agoI have to agree with you. Since there are infinite things to learn and infinite projects to build, it's nice if you can combine it from time to time. Surely you shouldn't only do that, but it can be very exciting and fruitful in my experience.
- GrumpyNl 4y agoI would refine that to, learn A, apply A, refine A, then start with B.., then C.., then refine ABC.