Fifteen years of coding? He he. These are just babies. Just started learning how not to over-design things. And in reality years of coding doesn't matter. Lear

Fifteen years of coding? He he. These are just babies. Just started learning how not to over-design things. And in reality years of coding doesn't matter. Learning to code early doesn't matter. What matters is with how many people you've collaborated. And how many releases of different products you've shipped. You can code you whole life, but if it is the same damn piece of code, you wouldn't learn a thing. And if you don't actually release stuff, you also wouldn't learn a thing. Last point (releasing stuff) is very important. If a kid 'learns' to code, but doesn't release his stuff - it is not real. Most of that learning is far from reality and wasted.