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For me it always starts as a need to automate something or frustration at a software that doesn't behave like I want. I usually say "it's no that hard to do th
by jmnicolas 12y ago
For me it always starts as a need to automate something or frustration at a software that doesn't behave like I want.
I usually say "it's no that hard to do this" then to later discover once I am knee deep in code that in fact it's especially hard to do it right.
- atwebb 12y agoAgreed, but I do love that moment where I'm thinking, "This should do X" and then realize, "Hey, I can make something that does X!". Then months later, I wonder what the heck I was thinking...