Comments by "Liam" (@1495978707) on "5 Signs of an Inexperienced Self-Taught Developer (and how to fix)" video.

  1. 1. The opposite side of this is premature optimization. Yes, you should take some time to draft how your code should work and orgabize things in a way that makes sense, but you also need to get to implementing, or all that planning is worth nothing. Plus, stuff comes up, plans need to be changed. So it's important to find a balance between not looking ahead and looking ahead so much that you get nothing done.
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  2. 5:30 It can be difficult to get set up. Like if you've only written python, javascript, or even rust, when you need to write C/C++, you're going to have to figure out how to handle includes and library linking, because the languages don't have a standard way to do that, like pip, npm, or cargo.
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