> But when you get it to work, it's magic. When you get "a = a + 1" to work, and know that where 1 line of code works, 10000 lines of code will work, it's an amazing feeling. You just build the things a piece at a time, testing all the way.
This is it right here. Ever since I started dipping into this stuff, it's been one of the most intoxicating drinks for me in all of programming. You just get a few little pieces working, and then you know you've created infinite permutations of working programs. Each feature you implement is another infinity of possibilities. There's nothing quite like it.
This is it right here. Ever since I started dipping into this stuff, it's been one of the most intoxicating drinks for me in all of programming. You just get a few little pieces working, and then you know you've created infinite permutations of working programs. Each feature you implement is another infinity of possibilities. There's nothing quite like it.