It should be taught how to "size" your planning / iterating balance. Few years ago I made a tiny vue app (to learn that lib) and every time I though adding a f

It should be taught how to "size" your planning / iterating balance. Few years ago I made a tiny vue app (to learn that lib) and every time I though adding a feature would go one way, it went another, and made me see things I didn't perceive about the app structure. At first it felt frustrating but if you size features on the smaller side (~agile spirit) and change your spirit it becomes a new kind of pleasurable skill in itself. It also impacts how you write code, because you anticipate a bit the potential refactorings now. So you tend to become very frugal and efficient in how you code and how you abstract. Which another pleasurable skill. Something no moonshot side project ever taught me.