And I don't mean code quality wise. If I look back at some of the early code I wrote, it looks awful. Lots of problems with structure, naming conventions, and so on.
But... I actually just wrote code. I enjoyed just sitting there, hacking away ,and trial-and-error'ing my way through.
Nowadays, it feels like I think about things too much? Everything needs to be perfect. I abstract everything away, spend a lot of time thinking about how to organize things, how to name things, and so on. If I can't figure out what I feel is the correct way, I very quickly lose motivation and give up.
Anyone else experience this? How did you get past it?
get the feelings out of your system. write code you don't give a fuck about. write code under time pressure; especially code you don't give a fuck about.
idk write a uefi driver that just meows at the user, or something.
i mean i struggle to write code that i don't care about, coding is something i do for fun
that said, i did try to write an NES emulator in mIRCscript, i feel like that counts as useless :D
