I like the point you mentioned about development being more than just writing code. Over time I’ve also realized that a big part of the job becomes about building systems that are maintainable and predictable, especially when projects start growing.
Recently while working on my own blog project I ran into a similar learning experience — trying to balance development speed with long-term control over the architecture.
Every project really does teach something new.
Out of curiosity, when working with React or Next.js projects, what has been the most challenging part for you so far: performance optimization or managing project complexity as the application grows?
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Nice journey and thanks for sharing it.
I like the point you mentioned about development being more than just writing code. Over time I’ve also realized that a big part of the job becomes about building systems that are maintainable and predictable, especially when projects start growing.
Recently while working on my own blog project I ran into a similar learning experience — trying to balance development speed with long-term control over the architecture.
Every project really does teach something new.
Out of curiosity, when working with React or Next.js projects, what has been the most challenging part for you so far: performance optimization or managing project complexity as the application grows?