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I love to do small projects even if they technically don't finish. Sometimes those are useful later down the road when I am working on a bigger project and that
by codegeek 3y ago
I love to do small projects even if they technically don't finish. Sometimes those are useful later down the road when I am working on a bigger project and that little project comes in handy. For example, I just created my own poor man's CMS in Go that processes Markdown to HTML. A while ago, I had played around basic Go library that does that so I just used it easily in my project without needing to spend too much time figuring out that library.
- diggan 3y agoSounds like the general definition of "finish" doesn't match with your own. One could "complete" or "finish" a project if the goal was to learn something specific (or general), although others wouldn't considered it finished unless it was deployed and others use it. I think lots of us would be better off if we redefined "finish" to basically mean "done", which you can define however you want :)