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I find there are two modes: 1. Learning- This is where the processing comes in. Lots of thinking about the big picture, figuring out some new tech or doing so
by jtfairbank 11y ago
I find there are two modes:
1. Learning- This is where the processing comes in. Lots of thinking about the big picture, figuring out some new tech or doing something new. It usually takes a first implementation which sucks, then a refactoring or rewriting once you learn from your mistakes.
Learning takes time, so def start early when there are deadlines.
2. Doing- After I've learned how to do something, and actually done it a few times, it becomes routine. It is less fun, but I can get into a longer flow. This is great for deadlines, because I don't have to think too much at 4:00am spazzing out on caffeine, since I've done it all before.
To be the most productive, I find I have to do both. I always try to learn something new, but when I'm 'processing' it I go on to doing something I've done 10 other times before.