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In my experience, the overhead in figuring out a codebase is usually large. So taking 5+ new projects each time would mean that you would be spending a lot of t
by vineet 15y ago
In my experience, the overhead in figuring out a codebase is usually large. So taking 5+ new projects each time would mean that you would be spending a lot of time on just reading code.
Now improving code reading/understanding skills is not a bad idea, it is just that it does not seem to be your goal. I would suggest just taking 1 new project each round.
I guess this also matters if you are working on this full-time or not.
Would love to read your experience report as you progress through the rounds.
- Digitalxero 15y agoPart of it is to get experience in understanding diverse code bases quickly, but also to see lots of diverse code bases and styles to see what we like and dis-like about each. We are not working on this full time, so I expect round one will take two to three months, round two will take about the same. Round 3+ will likely take one to two months.
- vineet 15y agoGreat. Let us know how it goes. It has definitely inspired me to atleast run a variant of this.