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I the same, and it seems to be a realization that comes from past experience. I’m the most senior developer on the project I’m currently working, and I make jus
by spyke112 3y ago
I the same, and it seems to be a realization that comes from past experience. I’m the most senior developer on the project I’m currently working, and I make just as many mistakes as new hires and juniors, the difference is that I probably am able to turn around and fix it a lot faster.
- switchbak 3y agoPersonally I frame it differently these days: I do a lot of micro experiments, most of which don't work. But I've gotten better and faster at performing these experiments over time. The more of those I make, the more I learn, the more suitable the solution can be. When an author makes edits on a draft, those are steps to a finished product. We're similar: our steps result in learning, and that's the most essential element of a good product.