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If you don’t commit its output until it’s in a shape that is maintainable and acceptable to you— just like with any other pair programming exercise— you’ll be f
by christophilus 1y ago
If you don’t commit its output until it’s in a shape that is maintainable and acceptable to you— just like with any other pair programming exercise— you’ll be fine. I do think your skills will atrophy over time, though. I’m not sure what the right balance is, here.
- AndyNemmity 1y agoMy honest opinion is that some of my skills are atrophying, and some of them are increasing. I have managed a python app for a long time due to it being part of a much larger set of services I manage. I've never been particularly comfortable with it. I am easily learning, and understanding the python much much better. I think I'm atrophying in a lot of syntax, and typing automatic things. It doesn't really feel straight forward that it's one or the other.