positive side of personal project against social coding.
Ryota Murakami

Ryota Murakami @malloc007

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positive side of personal project against social coding.

Publish Date: Jan 21 '18
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Today, social coding movement more spreading around GitHub, people arguing while develop proccess.
that's absolutely good trend, because software development is huge complexity human work.

but i think a personal project has some effective things to grow as a developer.
following 2 are my thought.

full stack roles experience

All processes are become to your work.

whole product design, software feature, technology-stack, UI/UX design(if you create GUI app.), marketing, software architecture, code implementation etc...

yeah, your are completely full stack developer!

this fact useful to learn other role person's job overview, each process integration flow, approximately total implementation cost.

free experimental implementation

All work isn't depends on colleague opinion or your boss approval, you can feel free design, implementation.

you can failure Unlimited on the environment and test any methodology pros/cons.

what do you think?
thanks a hundred for your comments! 😁

Comments 6 total

  • Ryota Murakami
    Ryota MurakamiJan 21, 2018

    being social and working on a personal project can be perfectly combined though!

    totally agree, both way and combination is generate a synergistic effect for me😊

    thank you for response!

    • endan
      endanJan 22, 2018

      How can you guys balance social coding and passion projects? 😵 How people do both and manage their time escapes me!

  • Jason C. McDonald
    Jason C. McDonaldJan 22, 2018

    I agree! Every coder, and I literally mean every single coder, needs to have personal solo projects. They're essential to one's professional growth and learning.

  • Ryota Murakami
    Ryota MurakamiJan 22, 2018

    At the point, i was influenced
    Write Code Every Day by John Resig😉

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