Dont get hung up on the details right now. Get a prototype done as embrace the mantra of "perfect is the enemy of good". You will learn more by actually shipping something, even if it is very flaky.
This is how I do it. There's no substitute for excitement, so during the initial excitement about the project it's good to quick-code a whole bunch of stuff that you can refine later.
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Dont get hung up on the details right now. Get a prototype done as embrace the mantra of "perfect is the enemy of good". You will learn more by actually shipping something, even if it is very flaky.
Thanks Chris!
This is how I do it. There's no substitute for excitement, so during the initial excitement about the project it's good to quick-code a whole bunch of stuff that you can refine later.