I've honestly come to find flaws in most of what I build over time. This isn't to say that the products I build or the code I write is inherently bad, it's that

I've honestly come to find flaws in most of what I build over time. This isn't to say that the products I build or the code I write is inherently bad, it's that I keep learning new ways to be better over time and deadlines always necessitate making trade-offs. The truly great moments though, are when you go back to a "tried and trusted" solution to a problem. In the past I might have used a more complex algorithm or framework, but my experience tells me to keep it simple and build on something I know is more applicable. Those are the moments when mere knowledge is surpassed by experience and that's when I truly feel proud of what I've built.