I wholeheartedly agree. Working in cycles is the ideal way to develop any program. The small feedback loop allows developers to identify bottlenecks, pain points, or not fully vetted designs as they encounter them. My mantra is “get it working first” which I mean this exact same point as this article. Push your project along instead of dragging a giant code base across the finish line that may not even work when you’re done.
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I wholeheartedly agree. Working in cycles is the ideal way to develop any program. The small feedback loop allows developers to identify bottlenecks, pain points, or not fully vetted designs as they encounter them. My mantra is “get it working first” which I mean this exact same point as this article. Push your project along instead of dragging a giant code base across the finish line that may not even work when you’re done.