Don't miss the commentary that goes with each step. That's where the value lies. The steps outlined here are: 0:45 - 1. Brainstorm ideas 1:25 - 2. Decide on attainable early end goal 3:10 - 3. Determine the appropriate tech stack 3:50 - 4. Design database schema early 4:30 - 5. Identify 3rd party tools that would speed up the process 5:21 - 6. Set a schedule
@@neoesm Minimum Viable Product, ie. build the most basic features just so the thing works and can be used by people and then down the line you can add more features.
In regards to "attainable goal", this is probably most people's main issue. They underestimate the time it takes to learn something new. A tip for making something that you don't know is (obviously enough) to make smaller projects that focus on just learning that one thing. If the goal of the project is to learn a thing, instead of delivering a finished project, then you will not have a in project in the "abandoned pile", but rather a project in the "complete but not deliverable" pile. You are now also one step closer to implementing that one thing you didn't know yet into your bigger project.
This is about private projects, what about working for a manager that throws multiple new projects at you on a weekly basis? I've tried explaining that I can't type on two or three keyboards simultaneously, so things will just go slower when being forced to multitask and ping-pong between projects... Manager and coworkers all refuse to listen, forcing me to work in the least efficient way possible. I currently have a pile of small one to two month projects on my to-do list, which I've been ping-ponging between for the past two years...
The 99% rule mentioned in the video is sometimes refered to as pareto principle. en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pareto_principle Just with a distribution of 80/20
This was for humor only don’t take it seriously or you will go to jail. Just adding this for those stupid enough to make it don’t do it it is stealing no matter how you look at it.
Don't miss the commentary that goes with each step. That's where the value lies. The steps outlined here are:
0:45 - 1. Brainstorm ideas
1:25 - 2. Decide on attainable early end goal
3:10 - 3. Determine the appropriate tech stack
3:50 - 4. Design database schema early
4:30 - 5. Identify 3rd party tools that would speed up the process
5:21 - 6. Set a schedule
I'm surprised why none of the RUclipsr tech guys talk about (unit) testing, that's super important for any functional software.
One word - MVP
That's 4 words
@@leedavies6779 you mean 3
Most valuable player?
@@neoesm Minimum Viable Product, ie. build the most basic features just so the thing works and can be used by people and then down the line you can add more features.
Minimum viable product. More info in The Lean Startup from Eric Ries
Uni 101: failing to plan is planning to fail.
In regards to "attainable goal", this is probably most people's main issue. They underestimate the time it takes to learn something new. A tip for making something that you don't know is (obviously enough) to make smaller projects that focus on just learning that one thing.
If the goal of the project is to learn a thing, instead of delivering a finished project, then you will not have a in project in the "abandoned pile", but rather a project in the "complete but not deliverable" pile.
You are now also one step closer to implementing that one thing you didn't know yet into your bigger project.
Concise, Crisp and Complete. Planning to incorporate this in my next project. Thanks!!
Thank you for the time and effort you put into helping us all out.
Excellent advice thanks!
concise and very practical and informative, thank you
Why you gotta call me out so hard in the first 5 seconds like that lmao
Problem is unforseen road blocks that you don't know how to get around
you have big expirience, i think after learning basics of phytom i will come here for some practice
Thank you, i really needed that.
That first line... man, that hit home. Lol!
Note for my future self + for the youtube algorithm. Thank you
Wisdom of an entire semester university course, condensed into a youtube video
Excellent video, very helpful! Thanks
My boss used to say: dedicate 15% of total expected project time for planning.
Abraham Lincoln used to say: “If I only had an hour to chop down a tree, I would spend the first 45 minutes sharpening my axe.”
Quoting my father: 1/3 planning, 1/3 coding, 1/3 error checking, edge cases, additional requirements, bugs etc
was he a good boss?
@@Mossmyr Yes. An amazing boss..
Design scheme upfront. YES!
Would you be willing to do a video on different databases and cons and pros of each or how to prepare a database schema, please?
Impossible, I was just searching for this on hacker news. Thank you for saving my time.
Mmmmm... 10 redbulls coursing through my veins
You should display a list of the steps your discussing
You are a legend man
I've never clicked so fast
Yeah, theres few programmers i watch videos right aways i see new content this is in top3
This is about private projects, what about working for a manager that throws multiple new projects at you on a weekly basis?
I've tried explaining that I can't type on two or three keyboards simultaneously, so things will just go slower when being forced to multitask and ping-pong between projects... Manager and coworkers all refuse to listen, forcing me to work in the least efficient way possible.
I currently have a pile of small one to two month projects on my to-do list, which I've been ping-ponging between for the past two years...
Smaller end goals
Thanks
Mini Agile Project Management
Heyy Engineer man
But that feels like work.. 😩
Okay babes
Why do you cut the video practically after every sentence you say?
Yea, WHY
@@dontbetoxic4387 I NEED TO KNOW!
I think it is avoid for silent seconds. I
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The 99% rule mentioned in the video is sometimes refered to as pareto principle.
en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pareto_principle
Just with a distribution of 80/20
Can you make a program that likes and subscribes to every RUclips therefore forcing RUclips to pay
This was for humor only don’t take it seriously or you will go to jail. Just adding this for those stupid enough to make it don’t do it it is stealing no matter how you look at it.
_yet another comment_ blah blah blah...