Photo by on rawpixel.com Unsplash Probabbly I have heard this a lot before, but for some reason this video reminded me how important this advice is Let’s talk about software development Why is so difficult, even for really good developers, to create and publish their own projects? I know how difficult is to find inspiration to make to think about new projects and build useful tools to share with the com Let’s talk about software development Why is so difficult, even for outstanding developers, to create and publish their projects?I know how difficult is to find inspiration to create new projects and build useful tools to share with the community. I’ve been there for a long time. Create something today even if it sucks. How often do you have an idea, you start to put the work on it, you create a and then, nothing else happens? You think, “ ” then you say “ ” project is not good enough Ok, at least I learned something Yes! of course, learning and trying new tools is always fun, especially if you are trying to master your craft, but, from a business standard, if you don’t share it, it doesn’t matter. Let me explain That doesn’t mean that the amount of projects you share makes you a good or a bad , what that means is that you’ll be in a better position to succeed if you put your work out there. developer , make something that is just good enough, something that solves a single problem and you are good to go. Stop looking for perfection Then if there’s room for improvement you can do it, if not, well, at least you tried.munity. How to do it? Identify a struggle, fixed it in the most straightforward way you can do it, publish it.That’s it. Then you can keep adding features, updates, accept contributions, etc. Do it for yourself first. I just built this silly extension yesterday _Last night I found a fantastic article about the Dark Web, it was fascinating, and as a strategy to improve my English…_medium.com Make the audio-player box always visible on Medium.com Not all the time is going to be something big, but you can start small, and then grow. _The latest Tweets from Jeff Ochoa (@Jeffer_8a). 🕶️#Web #Developer at @square1_io. #teacher at @StydeNet #writer on…_twitter.com Jeff Ochoa (@Jeffer_8a) | Twitter
