Movies and television portray programming as a frantic activity. A bomb’s timer counts down, and the nerdy sidekick who was a burden up until that point works feverishly on a laptop. Code flies across the screen until she hits the final return key with a satisfying clack! The timer stops, and all is right in the world again. But programming is nothing like that. It includes design documents, UI mock-ups, and code reviews. And more than anything it involves trial-and-error, especially if you’re a beginner (like me). Now, you may already be convinced of the value of keeping your coding projects…
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