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Two Ways of Solo Programming – Seaside Testing

Posted by jpluimers on 2023/09/05

Food for thought from Stephan Kämper: [Wayback/Archive] Two Ways of Solo Programming – Seaside Testing

TL;DR:

  • it is about the time in between paid projects
  • mode 1: learning; each day ends with a working state (compiling source, passing tests)
  • mode 2: personal projects (libraries, tools); each day ends with a failing test as a guidance what to keep working on

The last one refers to [Wayback/Archive] Try ending today with a failing test for a great start tomorrow – DEV Community by [Archive] Nick Holden (@NickyHolden) / Twitter.

Via: [Wayback/Archive] Stephan Kämper on Twitter: “A new short-ish blog post about two slightly different ways of programming, when work ‘solo’ ➙ …” / Twitter

–jeroen

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