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I completely agree. I'll have a day at work where I just do not want to code, and anything I create will be garbage. Sometimes I'll do a rough prototype of what
by legacy2013 13y ago
I completely agree. I'll have a day at work where I just do not want to code, and anything I create will be garbage. Sometimes I'll do a rough prototype of what actually needs to be done, which will get my brain thinking. A day or two later, everything clicks into place in my brain and I go through, rework the prototype, and create a great piece of code I'm happy to turn in. If I get interrupted during that period of programming though, I usually lose my train of thought which make me stumble to catch up again. The prototype helps because I can see what I was doing if I was interrupted