I think we're actually saying the same thing.Originally Posted by tanffn
I never said that you need to know the language/IDE/API/library/whatever ahead of time, but that you need to know what you're doing. If you know how to problem solve, break a project down into managable pieces, and turn a project you know very little about technically into a complete project, then that's synonymous with knowing your limits/abilities.
Agreed. It's always good to take what you know you can do, and take it one step further when you tackle the project. As long as there is a challenge present, but said challenge isn't outside of your grasp, it'll be a beneficial experience.+ Doing what you always do isn’t fun/challenging, and you gain nothing (knowledge) after the project is completed.
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