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Just keep coding projects

Published: at 05:30 PM

One things I have noticed among my university mates is that they don’t tend to understand the value of projects (even mini-projects). What I have noticed is that they tend to dream of making big projects so much that they forget the importance of mini-projects.

They are a prerequisite

Doing mini-projects help you get better in many aspects over time. The truth is, you can’t really just hop into big projects and do them at the first try. Doing a bunch of mini-projects first helps you get a grasp of a specific programming language.

Just do them

Mini-projects can be anything that pop up in your mind. Just code anything that seems fun and cool to you. A few days ago I had this idea of having a handy tool to get started in journaling. So that was an excuse for me to practice coding rust and hence, tsjournal was born.

It can be frustrating

I for one, have been dealing with being scared to start new things for a long time. Thinking that I am not enough, and I shouldn’t even bother doing projects. But the truth is, just give it a try. Nobody is going to judge you. Don’t let the thoughts in your mind to keep you from being active.

They can be fun/motivate you

Seeing the projects you do actually come to life. Really can give you a boost in dopamine. They help you keep going and see that you are getting results.


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