It's November 23, 2023, and I found myself perusing the websites I created during my freshmen and sophomore years of university. Honestly, if you were to ask me today why I implemented certain functionalities, please, don't ask β I can't help but laugh for a good 30 minutes straight. ππ
But here's the thing, as I look back at them and compare them to my current work, I realize how far I've come. At the end of the day, it's you versus you, and that's all that matters.
And the answer is yes, that's make you a good programmer, continuous learning, and learning from past experiences.
Best,
Abhishek π
Top comments (4)
I have understood that a good programmer is a good problem solver :) But I agree on learning, and that from past experiences, is also important.
Yes! :)
I think, I like to know the requirements , clearly, for the program I am writing. It always helps me to do a successful job.
Thats True, knowing things first hand would never left you entangled.