I spend a lot of time talking about the best ways to build. It's kind of my whole thing. I'm really nerdy about the details of how we architect software, but things have changed and how we build matters less in a lot of ways. What still matters and arguably always has is what we're building. Deciding on good projects to work on is hard and I know a lot of people are scared that if they pick the wrong thing, they're just wasting their time and energy. I've always loved giving advice on how to avoid this and I usually focus on one specific thing. Solve problems that you actually have. When you start solving those problems, you'll find more. And then the rabbit hole continues until eventually you find something actually really useful. And that's how I have managed to build such cool things throughout my career. I start with one problem and then I find another and then I find another and I keep yak shaving until eventually I've built something kind of
QUELLEN
CR
Codekiste Redaktion
Automatisierte Content-Kuratierung für tech-news.