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I think number 7 can actually be good.
Often time's I rush through a solution, to get something to work as quick and dirty as possible. Then I delete it.
Now the second time I go to write it, I have a vague idea of how to get from start to finish. But this time I can focus on making quality code.
Totally agree on making code readable. Especially when you work on multiple projects/repos. Sometimes you don’t touch a certain repo for weeks or a month. Then you’ll be puzzled on what the logic was again. It will be confusing for other contributors too who have not touched that certain logic.
I find that puzzling mostly when it's a different language from what I have been using.
And reading too much tutorials...
True.
I agree with all of them. I have made the same mistakes and had to go back and rectify them.
Guess you found your way.
When you are starting out, the need to burn yourself out is very much a thing for beginners.
Thanks for reading.
Haha - the NEED to burn yourself out. I feel it! I've spent hours a day coding all summer. Now the semester is starting and I teach full time. Maybe it will be good for me to have to pace myself. But I don't want to!
you have to, it gives you clarity on whats important or you will burn out befpre the sementer gets to half.
Thank you for this guidance. I will follow it through.
Awesome. I hope you get all the success you need. Best of luck.
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now if i behave. someone comes and guide me to become even lil bit better encoder, or your holding your pride behind your ears.? i hope your patience,. widelyOpen. ID_$
ignoring me is your option.g/id
really lost on how to respond, what do you need