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Read and write a lot of projects. Early career you need to get out there and see things. If you find stuff others are working on too all the better (e.g. OSS bu
by raggi 2y ago
Read and write a lot of projects. Early career you need to get out there and see things. If you find stuff others are working on too all the better (e.g. OSS but there are other things like charity or public projects too)
- invalidopcode 2y ago+1 for reading projects. There's rarely one, perfect way to solve a problem, and there's certainly no silver bullet pattern in software. The more patterns and types of solutions you've seen, the bigger the set of tools you'll have in your mental toolbox when faced with a new problem.
- jonwinstanley 2y agoAlso, try to find people to speak to that have built major projects. Ask them what the original goal was, how that changed, what proved to be important, what was unexpected.