Actually cranking it out faster might be possible, but is probably not useful. You will see the biggest gains in speed by learning how to code in such a way tha

Actually cranking it out faster might be possible, but is probably not useful. You will see the biggest gains in speed by learning how to code in such a way that saves you labor in the long run. Expressing your ideas concisely will allow you to accomplish more with the same amount of code. Expressing them clearly will allow you to spend less time puzzling about it later. Tooling and library selection is also big. Know what will save you time and know how to use it effectively. Lastly, it's also important to know when to stop trying to abstract and perfect, and just write dumb code to get things done. You've got to have a good balance of smart and dumb.