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It is a mistake to believe that the code written is the only valuable artefact. What you've learned along the way is so much more important.
by gherkinnn 1y ago
It is a mistake to believe that the code written is the only valuable artefact.
What you've learned along the way is so much more important.
- eternityforest 1y agoI usually find most of the learning happens a year later when I see if my approach is maintainable and handles new requirements. When I'm actually coding, I'm usually not learning as much, because I'm generally intentionally choosing boring tech everyone already knows. Most of the learning is less about deeply internalizing concepts and more about things like new features in the Python stdlib.