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This cuts both ways. > Looking back, I can’t believe I jumped in knowing so little. I also have this feeling about my first few client projects, and it was to
by mga226 12y ago
This cuts both ways.
> Looking back, I can’t believe I jumped in knowing so little.
I also have this feeling about my first few client projects, and it was to my detriment. The fact that I was technically able to deliver something to spec convinced me that I knew what I was doing. There have been times when I've wished someone had told me back then: stop just making things, and learn how to code.
- hellomrperez 12y agoThat's an interesting perspective. I appreciate your response, however, that was not the case for me. Even the mistakes served as learning experiences. When I learned code,I was told to do things in a certain way, sometimes not fully understanding why. By putting it into the real world context of actual projects, it solidified those concepts.